Hair salon fights to avoid bankruptcy
"We are now being chased daily with companies demanding payments to be made, after cancelling all direct debits on our personal and business accounts."
Read moreDetails"We are now being chased daily with companies demanding payments to be made, after cancelling all direct debits on our personal and business accounts."
Read moreDetailsAround 100 new staff have joined the firm’s huge effort which has almost doubled production from 3.5 million items a week.
Read moreDetailsThey were joined last week by staff from Thames Valley Ambulance Service who have a site opposite the Reading Buses depot, in Great Knollys Street.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM woman has beaten some of the best brains in the country to scoop a £9,000 prize. Last night, millions of viewers watched funeral celebrant Sarah-Jane Seymour take on...
Read moreDetailsThe council confirmed this morning that the appeal hearing over the BBQ King kebab van's trading licence has been postponed.
Read moreDetailsTurning the new symbol of thanks into a runway-ready accessory, a local lady is raising money for the NHS with her rainbow earrings.
Read moreDetailsThe council is refusing to accept any admissions into care homes from NHS patient discharges until Covid-19 testing for each person can be guaranteed.
Read moreDetailsSince the petition launch on Sunday, April 26, 2,137 residents have signed to show their support, including Cllr Lynn Forbes, Wokingham Town Mayor.
Read moreDetails"People who attempt to exploit children online are very serious criminals, and we want to send a message to them that this type of offending will never be tolerated."
Read moreDetailsDexter has already taken his fundraising a step further, promising that if they raise £1,000 he will design a second quiz and plan a Facebook Live event where he will...
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