WE GOT into the editor?s bad books this week by being late sending over the RaW Sounds Today playlist, but it was worth it.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Wokingham Borough Council senior official has been sacked by Slough Borough Council. Josie Wragg, previously director of customer services and localities at Wokingham Borough Council, has been sacked...
Read moreDetailsA call has been made for a tax on drinking venues in Wokingham after fights and anti-social behaviour incidents in the town centre.
Read moreDetailsAS THE invasion of Ukraine continues, the leader of Wokingham Borough Council has warned that residents should be ready to play their part.
Read moreDetailsThe Putin regime?s illegal invasion of Ukraine is a very grave attack not only on Ukraine, but also on sovereignty, democracy, and the rule of law.
Read moreDetailsAN APPRENTICESHIP scheme is looking for people who have the power ? it?s with the National Grid
Read moreDetailsA SME tax expert is urging businesses to take advantage of new and extended schemes while they still can, ahead of a likely ?tax grab?
Read moreDetailsA LAW firm with offices in Wokingham says it is delighted to acquire a respected law firm that will see it expand its business.
Read moreDetailsCanine Partners assists people with physical disabilities by providing specially trained dogs to assist with daily living.
Read moreDetailsGerry Wise, who coordinates the village's litter picking scheme, was surprised with the award at a full parish council meeting.
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