COME RAIN or shine, sport will soon be played in all weathers in Arborfield. The development of Farley Hill Primary School has reached another milestone, and its 3G sports pitch...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire trade body R3 says coronavirus measures have "deferred" the impact of the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsLocal politicians are asking residents to register to vote by post in the upcoming local elections.
Read moreDetailsRoast Wokingham has begun delivering from Wokingham Cricket Club, as the business continues to grow.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S small businesses have a chance to be recognised for their sterling achievements. The SME National Business Awards, created to highlight small, hardworking businesses up and down the country, has...
Read moreDetailsA JOINT policing operation has now made more than 900 arrests. British Transport Police launched the County Lines taskforce in 2019 to prevent more vulnerable children and teenagers being drawn...
Read moreDetailsA waste company says it is proud to have been recognised twice at a prestigious, national awards ceremony. Collard Group, which has a base in Old Forest Road and a...
Read moreDetailsEXTRA support has just become available for businesses in Wokingham borough. The council’s Additional Restrictions Grant (Discretionary) Scheme has launched a second phase. It is to support businesses impacted by...
Read moreDetailsA GLOBAL diesel cleaning and refurbishment company is opening a multi-million pound facilityon Acre Road in neighbouring Reading. The £3 million site in Whitley will be used by Ceramex to...
Read moreDetailsHE’S FRESH out of university, and this Wokingham entrepreneur isn’t letting the pandemic stop him. David Brown launched non-alcoholic drinks company Nocktails last summer, after spending a year dreaming of...
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