A WOODLEY business has been taken over by a national firm. Stewarts Coach Group is now part of The Kings Ferry Group, a subsidiary of the National Express coach company....
Read moreDetailsA FORMER newspaper editor is helping local businesses to grow after launching a new public relations company. Adam Smith, 46, from Barkham, edited The Wokingham Times for five years before...
Read moreDetailsWHEN her daughter was diagnosed with a serious hip condition, Jenni Donato was delighted with the help she received. There was advice about special equipment her daughter would require and...
Read moreDetailsA POPULAR town centre restaurant is to be transformed into a Pan-Asian venue offering tapas style dining.
Read moreDetailsDIGITAL EXPERTS swapped their keyboards for their handlebars earlier this month as they undertook an epic bike ride to help a local charity.
Read moreDetailsANNA Wan believes she has the purr-fect job. She gets to spend the day doing what she loves - being with cats.
Read moreDetailsFIRMS on a Wokingham business centre are on the fast track to online success. And the company behind the new fibre link says it gives businesses five times the speed...
Read moreDetailsA RECORD number of people in the borough have taken part in a million strong customer consultation by Thames Water. Wildridings Primary School in Bracknell was one of dozens of...
Read moreDetailsMalins Group buys Baileys House in just three days THE building that houses the Sedero Lounge has a new owner. Last month, The Malins Group completed their purchase of Baileys...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM brewery is to celebrate its third birthday with a party and everyone is invited. Bond Brews, based at Gardeners Green Farm in Heathlands Road, will open its doors...
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