CARERS across Wokingham borough may be going without support and respite care. In a bid to remedy the situation, Wokingham Borough Council is calling on residents who look after a...
Read moreDetailsEveryone has experienced shame. But John Robins has turned it into an artform
Read moreDetailsAs Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces his new negotiated Brexit deal with the European Union, support comes from Reading Conservative candidate.
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Paper launched a special investigation into the wait times people across the borough experience to see their GP.
Read moreDetailsThe newest addition to the town centre has been announced, with a fashion and gift boutique entering Peach Place.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham-based management consultancy company has received accreditation from the Investors in People (IIP) Standard for commitment to its people. Berkshire Consultancy Ltd (BCL)- which has improved people’s experience of...
Read moreDetailsNew Reading manager Mark Bowen claims that he had no part in the dismissal of previous manager Jose Gomes while acting of sporting director. "The things that said I was...
Read moreDetailsA COFFEE shop that welcomes dogs is to open its doors in Wokingham town centre this Thursday
Read moreDetailsThere have been calls for a boycott of Chick-fil-A after it launched a concession in The Oracle shopping centre in Reading
Read moreDetailsThe national veterinary group has undergone a re-brand, with the Wokingham vets being one of the first to roll out the new brand.
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