A FAMILIAR face has been spotted on the streets of Shinfield, bringing joy to children in the borough and beyond. Chris Smalley-Ward, owner of CSW Window Cleaning, has donned a...
Read moreDetailsThe Public Protection Partnership is urging people to register their lockdown businesses as food retailers.
Read moreDetailsGMS is a Wokingham-based mediation company, specialising in dispute avoidance for construction businesses while also offering advice and support for business owners, as well as training programmes.
Read moreDetailsBetween now and April 30, employers will also be able keep employees on full- or part-time furlough, and to place staff back on the scheme.
Read moreDetails“During this time of isolation, when all the galleries and exhibitions are closed, it felt extra special to be able to share my artwork on the streets and roads with...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Driving School’s Keith Gambles has been nominated for two awards at this year’s Intelligent Instructor Awards.
Read moreDetailsA GLOBAL company has gifted thousands of pounds in a bid to support Berkshire’s local charities. Pharmaceutical company Sanofi, which is based at Thames Valley Park, has donated £10,000 to...
Read moreDetailsA BUS operator has been busy mining for gems, and it found some in Wokingham borough. Reading Buses recently announced the winners of its GEM (Going the Extra Mile) Awards,...
Read moreDetailsThree independent retailers are set to join Wokingham town centre, in Elms Field and Peach Place.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire trade body R3 says coronavirus measures have "deferred" the impact of the pandemic.
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