Jones backs Ed Davey’s Trump banquet boycott
"Standing up to Trump is about principle and about protecting communities like ours."
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Business
Showcase cinemas to go up for sale after ownership merger, including cinema in Winnersh
Showcase cinemas around the UK, including one on the border of Reading and Wokingham, could be in line to be bought amid merger 'streamlining'
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Supermarket delivery times extended
It sought permission ".. to enable fresh food deliveries ahead of the store opening each day."
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Josephine is through to the national round of care awards
Barchester award recognises it Austen House care practitioner
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More signs that McDonald’s is coming
The restaurant is set to open next month.
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Global leader makes Winnersh its home
Firm joins an expanding community of global technology, data and science businesses.
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Moore support for the Sumas
Engineering recruitment firm Elastic has partnered with Wokingham Town.
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Berkshire village is best for beer
Finchamstead has renewed its claims to be the centre of independent craft brewing in the UK.
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A new name in town
Market Place has a new retailer this week.
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Signs in place as McDonald’s opening in Wokingham moves a step closer
Sings have been installed this week.
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