Your path to policing
Thames Valley Police is holding an online webinar.
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Jobs
Council spent £3m+ on temp staff
The authority said agency spending is decreasing in comparison with figures last year.
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Where is Santa? Asks Wokingham garden centre
Squire's Wokingham is ho-ho-hoping to find someone to bring the magic of Christmas to their festive grotto
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Approval granted for museum building
A popular museum is coming to Thames Valley Science Park along with 27 million artefacts.
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Every dog has its day: Could Hunters Dog Holidays be the career change you’re looking for?
Hunters Dog Holiday is looking for new members to join its network of trusted, vetted, licensed dog boarders providing homes-from-home to dogs on holiday.
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More details about new Mcdonald’s
Detailed refurbishment plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Jobs boost for Wokingham
More than 100 jobs will come to Wokingham as a result of a planned new McDonald's restaurant.
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Wokingham’s Gemclean stays in the family
The business baton passes from dad to daughter
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A new seminar aims to help people embrace retirement with purpose and vitality
Hear hear inspiring stories of post-career fulfilment
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Promotions at Clifton Ingram
Clifton Ingram has announced the promotion of several members of its team.
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