WOKINGHAM woman Nikki Gladwin-Stride is one of the “super-seven” students who was recently awarded a national business grant. Nikki Gladwin-Stride, who is studying for a business apprenticeship with the University...
Read moreDetails“We will fight to find out the truth behind her senseless murder,” the spokesperson said. “We will remember her always. Her only crime was being free.”
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY businessman has been nominated for The Entrepreneur of Excellence Awards at the National Diversity Awards 2021. Kelly Grainger, 44, was diagnosed with autism in 2019, after 23 years...
Read moreDetailsBrian Rutledge, 82, of St Georges Walk, Gosport, Hampshire, was found guilty of two counts of indecent assault on a boy under 16 and one count of buggery with a...
Read moreDetailsA THEATRE school welcomed pupils back to live lessons earlier this month. Steppin Out Stars of Tomorrow, a theatre school for children aged three to 17, held sessions in Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsYear 3 pupils Hawkedon Primary School have been learning all about life in The Stone Age and how life progressed through the Stone Age to the Bronze Age and then...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM law firm is set to expand, after completing a deal for Bells Solicitors in Farnham. Clifton Ingram, based on Broad Street, has bought the Farnham-based firm in a...
Read moreDetailsTWO pupils from Floreat Montague Park School are looking forward to summer days after winning golden tickets in an art contest. Jasper won a voucher to take his family to...
Read moreDetailsTHE CORONAVIRUS pandemic has prompted huge changes in property leases, accordingto a Thames Valley law firm. Gemma Smith, associate solicitor in Blandy & Blandy’s Commercial Property team, said the virus...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man has been arrested after an alleged assault in Reading on Friday evening which saw a good Samaritan receive injuries to his neck as he attempted to stop...
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