Berkshire heroes to be celebrated with Moving Stories awards
A campaign will recognise people making a difference in their communities
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Blandy & Blandy celebrates successful year
The firm celebrated a successful year at its popular annual summer garden party.
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Council defends £4.53m temp staff spend
It has spent the money on agency and temporary staff over the last 14 months.
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Global leader moves in at Winnersh Triangle
The move is the largest letting at the business park in recent years.
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MP says sorry for social media post
Yuan Yang has said sorry for the confusion.
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Date set for new restaurant opening
Club India by Chef Awanish Roy will open its doors on July 10.
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More fines for heavy vehicles
Two drivers have been fined a total of £1,970 for driving overweight vehicles.
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Wokingham businesswoman nominated for award
The Innovator of the Year award celebrates bold thinkers and change-makers.
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Thames Water is a ‘sinking ship’ says MP
Wokingham MP has labelled Thames Water as a 'sinking ship' after their deal worth billions fell through last week.
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Wokingham one of “best-connected” locations
Wokingham is the latest town in CityFibre's nationwide rollout.
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