Sarah O’Neill, from Wokingham Positive Difference, and Julian Mobbs, from Thames Valley Berkshire Business Growth Hub, said connecting with colleagues and companies is vital for career progression. Here, they share...
Read moreDetailsA PROPOSAL to build a new school in Winnersh could be approved at Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee tomorrow night
Read moreDetailsAt around 4.40pm on Sunday, a blue Ford Fiesta was involved in a crash with an elderly man along Observer Way.
Read moreDetailsA FUNDING pot has launched to support people looking to retrain in the field of international trade after the pandemic
Read moreDetailsGRANTS are up for grabs for anybody in Wokingham with a bright idea to tackle unemployment – up to £20,000 is available
Read moreDetailsANYBODY considering self-employment can get help from a new workshop from Wokingham Job Support Centre
Read moreDetailsA BUSINESS born in Wokingham has been recognised with an award, after completing 30,000 services for its customers.
Read moreDetails“As Thai Buddhists, we passionately believe in helping others with compassion in action and we want to give something back to the community we serve," owner Tassie Atkinson said.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses to the crash at 2.15pm on Tuesday outside the BP Petrol Station on Oxford Road, in Reading.
Read moreDetailsCONSERVATIVE councillors from other parts of the country have been sparking anger by asking borough councillors for their thoughts on a 2,500 home development in Wokingham's green belt. The plans...
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