Top ten award for law firm
It has been ranked joint tenth in Planning magazine's list of the 'Highest Rated Planning Law Firms'.
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New contract for Cardo in Wokingham
The five-year contract covers the council's housing stock, as well as properties owned by its housing companies.
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Junction to close for new road build
Molly Millars Lane will be closed at the junction with Finchampstead Road until early September.
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New shopping destination on the way
The first shops will be completed next year.
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Arborfield Green jobs drop-in
More than 70 roles are available, offering flexible and part-time hours.
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Wokingham history under the hammer
The sign was salvaged by an ex employee when the Wokingham branch closed its doors for the last time in 2009.
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The sky’s the limit for law firm
Blandy & Blandy has become an affiliate member of Air Ambulances UK.
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License approved for Bearwood Brewing
It now requires planning permission to use the unit as a brewery
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FA set to run Cantley Park
Wokingham Borough Council will appoint the Berks & Bucks FA as the new leaseholder.
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Changes to new McDonald’s refused
It has been refused permission to make changes to its new store.
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