Lower Earley medical company carries out vital work during pandemic
Lorne Labs which specialises in blood transfusion items has kept working throughout the pandemic to keep people safe and healthy.
Read moreDetailsLorne Labs which specialises in blood transfusion items has kept working throughout the pandemic to keep people safe and healthy.
Read moreDetails“People are phoning up and asking ‘can they make me do this?’ when it comes to their job, especially in regards to working from home or the office.”
Read moreDetails“He’s a local entrepreneur starting up his business, I think it is wonderful that this shop will soon be a part of our community and that he has taken this...
Read moreDetailsRESTAURANTS across Wokingham will be able to offer 50% off next month, following the announcement of the Government’s Eat Out To Help Out scheme. The voucher scheme will see eateries...
Read moreDetailsRECYCLING company, Re3 is a finalist in this year’s National Recycling Awards — four times over. Both Bracknell and Reading centres have been shortlisted in the Best Recycling Facility of...
Read moreDetails“The award is very much deserved,” says the secretary of Berkshire South East CAMRA. The real ale loving organisation has voted The Ship Inn, in Peach Street, Wokingham, as its...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM courier group is searching for a new contributor to its Art on Wheels project. Flight Logistics has launched a competition inviting artists across the world to submit ideas...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council confirmed that the fit-out will begin in the coming weeks for a new Starbucks in Elms Field.
Read moreDetails“As the summer has got underway it has been great seeing Peach Place come into its own as a popular destination for the town centre."
Read moreDetailsThe global healthcare company has sold its UK premises at 42 Broad Street in Wokingham and is moving to Winnersh Triangle.
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