A WOKINGHAM man is behind bars after being caught with £100,000 worth of class A and B drugs. Guilford Crown Court gave Paul Neale an eight-year jail sentence and a...
Read moreDetailsTHINGS are heating up in Wokingham this week, as we talk to two Indian takeaways to find out how residents can support them through lockdown. Turmeric Tales and The Tamarind...
Read moreDetailsThe CBI has launched a new campaign to get local businesses supporting the NHS.
Read moreDetailsLocal businesses have welcomed the Government's phased approach to ending lockdown.
Read moreDetailsThe creators of Bob the Builder are guest speaking at an upcoming virtual conference, designed to teach local businesses about digital tools.
Read moreDetailsEvery aspect of the company’s customer facing departments underwent 18 months of rigorous examination before being awarded the Putting the Customer First accreditation earlier this year by Customer First UK.
Read moreDetails“It’s great to see the buildings taking shape now the modules have arrived on site at Matthews Green,” Cllr UllaKarin Clark, executive member for children’s services said.
Read moreDetailsMORE new businesses were launched in Berkshire than ever before last year. This is according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), which reported that there...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES struggling to adapt to a post-Brexit world now have a helping hand. Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) has joined forces with Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce and...
Read moreDetailsBOHUNT Education Trust is consulting on its proposal to build a sixth form at its Arborfield school. In a statement, the trust said the school is “heavily oversubscribed” with most...
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