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Ciphr shortlisted for awards
The company, which employs over 230 people, is in the running for several awards.
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Govt coming after Covid fraudsters
The Public Authorities Fraud Investigation and Enforcement Service is using new powers to pursue suspects.
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Shinfield care home celebrates double gold award
Parsons Grange is recognised for excellence and innovation
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Sports Direct coming to Wokingham
Sports Direct is coming to Wokingham. The national chain has applied this week for advertising consent for the site of the former Original Factory Shop in Market Place, which has...
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SME business event next month
Small and medium sized businesses from across Wokingham borough are invited to attend.
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Business scoops award for second year
The studio clinched the prestigious 'Best Pilates Studio' title at the Muddy Stilettos Awards 2026, mirroring its triumph in 2025.
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Event held to explore kitchen ideas
Attendees included Wokingham borough mayor, Cllr Rob Comber, who joined residents in exploring the showroom.
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Major supermarket chain targets former Odeon cinema for new store in Bracknell
A major supermarket chain has revealed that it is about to issue a planning application within six weeks for the former Odeon cinema site
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John Lewis in Reading to undergo major refurbishment
John Lewis has announced plans for a major refurbishment of its Reading department store as part of a wider investment programme across its UK estat
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Here’s why Santa was spotted in Finchampstead
Father Christmas was in Finchampstead on Tuesday.
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