AWE staff to stage 24-hour walk-out in ongoing pay and retention dispute
Prospect union members at AWE are now set to stage a walk-out for 24-hours from 7am on Wednesday, January 24
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E-scooters could be seized by police as force moves to ‘enforcement phase’
A crackdown on e-scooters is moving to its 'enforcement phase', Thames Valley Police's chief constable has warned
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Timing couldn’t be worse: ‘Side hustle’ tax to hit residents in the South East harder
New rules set out by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs could disproportionately affect residents in the South East, according to debt specialists
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Telegraph polling suggests Sir John Redwood will lose his seat at general election
NEW POLLING by the Daily Telegraph suggests that Wokingham would be one of the seats the Conservatives would lose in the next general election.
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‘This is incredible’: Reading fans donate over £3,000 to Port Vale supporters club fundraiser
READING FC fans have donated more than £3,000 to the Port Vale Supporters Club fundraiser to build a statue for one of their legendary ex managers.
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Housebuilder’s £44m contribution to South East communities
ONE of the Thames Valley's housebuilders said it contributed £44 million to the community across the South East last year.
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Housebuilder helping Scouts on African adventure
HousebuilSCOUTS in Wokingham are closer to an African adventure, thanks to a donation for a housebuilder.
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Met Office warns snow could cause disruption this week
THE Met Office has warned snow could cause disruption this week ? with Reading and Wokingham in the potential area for wintry weather
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Third Thames Bridge proposal gets backing from Wokingham Borough Council
WOKINGHAM Borough Council says it backs a fresh bid to create a new road bridge over the River Thames.
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‘They’d have to wade through sewage and floods’: Residents’ concern over new plans for Hurst homes
Residents of proposed new houses could have to wade through sewage and flood water every few years to reach their homes.
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