Insolvency activity down but caution urged
Insolvency activity in the South East saw a slight reduction during September following a big increase in August.
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Sir John Redwood: ‘Iain Duncan Smith sets out how a Labour government would damage the country’
Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP spoke about the current socio-economic climate in Finchampstead.
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Student recruitment initiative launched
Travelodge has launched a nationwide dual-locations student recruitment programme which includes jobs in Berkshire.
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Cyclist with one kidney cycles 500 miles for transplant charity
Cyclist with one kidney cycles 500 miles for transplant charity
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Wokingham ranked second cleanest in UK
Wokingham has been ranked as the second cleanest area in the United Kingdom.
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Calls to curb vehicles in Woodley
A woman whose parents were nearly knocked down in a pedestrian area in Woodley has shared her fears about the rise of anti-social behaviour.
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Spooky half term events
Squire's Garden Centres is looking forward to welcoming young visitors for some half term fun.
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Lib Dem leader Ed Davey visits Reading and endorses Wokingham parliamentary candidate Clive Jones
THE LEADER of the Liberal Democrats visited Reading on Friday and shared his endorsement for the party's parliamentary candidate for Wokingham.
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Week of action on county lines sees nearly 100 arrests and 1,200 drug wraps seized across Thames Valley
A WEEK of action on drug dealing and exploitation has seen Thames Valley Police make nearly 100 arrests
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Council is overwhelmed with library volunteers
Wokingham Borough Council has been overwhelmed with volunteers after appealing for help to run some of its libraries.
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