Lloyd Phillips, 44, was last seen last night at around 8.30pm on Shinfield Road. Anyone that sees Mr Phillips should call 999 urgently, said police.
Read moreDetailsA THAMES Valley property team is shaking things up as it expands its work across the South East. Consultancy firm Vail Williams, which is based in Thames Valley Park in...
Read moreDetailsHELP is on hand for Wokingham’s next generation of tech talent. AND Digital, a national tech consultancy, is launching a digital skills programme to support 18-24-year-olds in the Thames Valley...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL will ‘start to come back to life’ from the autumn, according to leader John Halsall. Since lockdown, many of its staff members have been working from home,...
Read moreDetailsTHE FUTURE of business success lies in hybrid working, according to new research from TalkTalk. The connectivity provider said firms in the South East must offer flexible work arrangements if...
Read moreDetailsACCELERATING the country’s covid vaccination programme is on the agenda for AEW, as it launches a new vaccination centre in Windsor. The UK investment manager has licenced an NHS vaccine...
Read moreDetailsThursday’s full council meeting will continue to be a hybrid format, despite the government relaxing rules on indoor gatherings. During the pandemic, Wokingham Borough Council has organised virtual meetings which...
Read moreDetailsTowards the Local Plan By Cllr John Halsall In last week’s column, I explained that the Council has a requirement to produce a new Local Plan to decide where new...
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough’s MPs has asked the health secretary what evidence he has used to drop covid restrictions on Monday. James Sunderland, whose Bracknell constituency includes Crowthorne, Wokingham Without...
Read moreDetailsA NIGERIAN artist will be making waves in Wokingham borough, thanks to a friendly courier group. Ken Nwadiogbu is the next artist to feature in Flight Logistics’ Art On Wheels...
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