Connecting the community in lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council is donating tech to vulnerable residents to keep them connected during lockdown.
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Corporate insolvency rate halves but don’t be fooled, says trade body
Corporate insolvencies are 50% lower than this time last year, but R3 says they do not reflect the state of the economy.
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‘Reward our care staff,’ says Care England
Care England is asking the government to reward our care staff in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
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South East Water: Extra help for residents this winter
South East Water is offering extra help to its priority customers this winter.
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Approval for green energy farm with 40,000 solar panels
A new solar farm will be build on 20 hectares of land between Arborfield and Swallowfield.
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Teen bounces back from illness to chase her dream
Chloe Swain, a Bracknell and Wokingham College student, hasn't let a life-threatening illness stop her studies.
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RACHEL BRADLEY: A year of lessons
Rachel Bradley's Think Local as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 23, 2020.
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Crowthorne estate agency celebrates a record-breaking year
Crowthorne-based estate agency Leaders Romans Group has had a record-breaking year.
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University of Reading supports funding for farmers
The University of Reading is supporting funding for farmers with an agricultural research project.
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Shinfield anti-bullying campaigner nominated for community award
Manu Dhaumya has been nominated for a Pride of Reading Award for his work on United Against Bullies.
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