Town centre shop sign sells at auction
It once belonged to Woolworths in Peach Street.
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Mayor visit to Wokingham Today
She popped into several businesses, including Wokingham Today.
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Crowthorne learning disability leader wins national award
Sarah Davies is praised for 'putting people at the heart of every decision'
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Catch a working breakfast in Wokingham with WPD this Friday
Hear talks from three inspiring speakers, and take up networking opportunities
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Barchester’s latest care home is declared open
Farley Gardens, Barchester Healthcare's new care home in Bracknell, has opened its doors in style
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Worries over ‘well-intentioned’ workers’ rights
New policy it is likely to financially impact local employers.
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Gabriel’s Angels wins care award for third year running
Wokingham home care agency is among the South East's top 20 providers
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Michelin-star aims for Wokingham’s latest restaurant
Club India is the masterpiece of restaurateur and chef Awanish Roy.
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Bluebird carer wins National Dementia Care Award
Homecare service celebrates KK's outstanding achievement
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Mayor welcomes new businesses
She welcomes several new businesses.
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