Heelas safe: John Lewis prepares to reopen Reading store
JOHN LEWIS is planning to reopen its Reading store later this month – a move which will help boost the local economy. Adam Jacobs, chair of Reading UK CIC, said...
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Candidates question councillors on trees, speeding and flooding during Wokingham Borough Council Executive meeting
PHIL CREIGHTON reports on a virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council’s ruling Executive, held on Thursday, March 25 Call to tackle speeding in Earley A CALL to tackle speeding in...
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LOWER EARLEY MURDER: Two arrested released on bail
TWO MEN arrested in connection to a Lower Earley murder investigation have been released on bail. The incident took place around 7.40pm on Wednesday, March 31, in Chalfont Way. Thames...
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VOTE 2021: Wokingham Borough Conservatives pledge: ‘We exist to serve you’
As May 6 comes closer, our manifesto series sees WOKINGHAM CONSERVATIVES explain why you should vote for them Our goal is to provide the best quality services and the best...
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Using the cloud to tackle hospital waiting times
New Henley-based firm SmartCrowding is using tech to tackle hospital overcrowding.
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Wokingham Free School Meals set to continue during Easter holidays
Wokingham borough charities have welcomed the council extending the Free School Meals scheme.
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Winnersh councillor wins national Liberal Democrat award
Cllr Prue Bray has been awarded the leader's award, at the national Liberal Democrat spring conference.
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Businesses warned over upcoming law change
Sue Dowling, from Blandy & Blandy in Reading, is encouraging businesses to swat up on employment law.
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Online child sex abuse cases double during covid pandemic
Thames Valley Police said online child sex abuse has skyrocketed during the pandemic, and the team is taking action.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Concerns for residents mental wellbeing
It might be difficult to see how a local plan can be a mental health risk but yet again Shinfield residents are being targeted by Wokingham’s unequal planning process. Another...
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