Business has advert plans refused
A Wokingham business has had its plans for an advertising sign refused by planning officers.
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‘Disappointing’ rise in insolvencies
Insolvency-related activity increased by more than 23% in Berkshire and the south east.
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Winnersh business launches AI training companion
Firm is ".. probably one of Winnersh's best-kept secrets".
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New store opening in Wokingham
Toolstation has announced the opening of a new store in Fishponds Road.
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Squire’s Garden Centres opens new Twyford store
Hare Hatch is up and running and ready for spring
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Win a kit for your youth football team
The competition is open to all grassroots youth football teams across the UK.
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We’re here for you: Winnersh Pharmacy and Clinic
Help and advice is available from the chemist seven days a week
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Earley hardware shop re-emerges as new ‘portable solar supermarket’
Undertwok will help people access solar technology for outdoors activities
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Birds in focus thanks to housebuilder
Students from Nine Mile Ride primary school took part in the RSPB Big Schools' Birdwatch campaign.
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Earley bridge tender launched
A tender has opened for the £2.65m work.
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