TWO PHOTOGRAPHY students have teamed up with animal rights charity NoToDogMeat to model its merchandise. Alfie and Bex, who attend Bracknell and Wokingham College, have created promotional images for the...
Read moreDetailsTWO BERKSHIRE teenagers have turned their pandemic misfortune around after launching a new recycling business. Paul Studd, 19, from Bracknell, and Oliver Hewitt, 19, from Reading, co-founded BottleJobs Recycling in...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP John Redwood wants the country to end its lockdown, despite Boris Johnson delaying the date by four weeks. On Monday night, the prime minister gave a press conference...
Read moreDetailsTHE OWNER of a Wokingham town centre takeaway has announced he is embarking on a business project in Bracknell.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham firm has been dealing with dragons after receiving a small business award from Theo Paphitis earlier this year.
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY town councillor has resigned the party whip and moved from the Liberal Democrat group to become an independent. Cllr Martin Doyle, who represents Loddon West alongside Cllr Michael...
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of Berkshire residents will get a broadband boost, as Openreach announces plans to upgrade its fibre network. Last month, the internet provider revealed it will improve its network for...
Read moreDetailsA REIMAGINED business space is coming to the region next year, and it has been labelled ‘the office of the future’. In 2022, Tristan Capital Partners and Alchemy Asset Management...
Read moreDetails“THE MOOD in Wokingham is positive”, said a member of Wokingham Business Association (WBA), after a nationwide report suggested companies are in “survival mode” following the third lockdown. A recent...
Read moreDetailsA Thames Valley Police campaign to tackle drug dealing in the area saw more than 80 arrests made, and £42,000 seized.
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