Wokingham council CEO’s salary revealed
The data also revealed the council paid 12 of its staff more than £100,000 - up from six last year.
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Can you support Wokingham Mela?
Headline sponsor sought, and more entries for the talent competition.
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AI in the workplace? Who’s in charge?
Wokingham Positive Difference looks at My Robot Colleague
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Does Your Pet’s Breed Affect Their Dental Health?
When we welcome our furry friends into our lives, we don’t always consider that breed can play a big role in dental issues. While it can affect any pet, from...
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Boost for Twyford business
A Twyford-based business has acquired an AI and analytics platform to expand its operations.
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Beer lovers invited to Wokingham’s first-ever Ale Trail with badge reward
One aim is to encourage members of the public to visit them.
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Wokingham businesswoman shortlisted for award
Jenny, founder of Audhdistically Me, has been shortlisted in recognition of her work supporting late-diagnosed AuDHD adults.
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Employers face new duty to record staff holiday pay from April 2026
Blandy & Blandy's Employment Law team have provided some practical guidance for employers on how to comply with a new duty..
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Leave a legacy and write your will for free
Local charity offer will support vulnerable children
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MP challenges Wokingham to pick its most loved pub – have your say
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, has launched a new initiative inviting residents to nominate their favourite pub in the constituency.
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