Property market still moving in lockdown
Manisha Bhula from Blandy & Blandy says the property market is still moving in lockdown.
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The search is on for Wokingham’s superstar workers
Springboard is looking for Wokingham workers who have made a difference over the last year.
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Wokingham Borough Council pledges to provide Free School Meals during lockdown
Wokingham Borough Council says it will continue arranging Free School Meals during lockdown, but its catering company has been facing criticism.
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Calls for council leader to resign after committee mix-up
An opposition councillor is calling on John Halsall to resign after a meeting violated the council's constitution.
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Cleared Lower Earley woodland could become 40 homes and a supermarket – digital consultation to be launched
PLANS for a new supermarket and housing estate in Lower Earley have been revealed – and the developers want to hear residents’ views. Lower Earley Properties said it wants to...
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Clifton Ingram welcomes new associate to family department
Dannielle Bentley has joined Clifton Ingram's Family Department in Reading.
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Mayor left frustrated with ‘relentless’ graffiti in town
Wokingham town centre has been subject to a string of graffiti attacks in recent weeks.
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Extra £12 million for Thames Valley Police
Thames Valley Police will receive more than £12 million in extra funding this year.
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Wokingham-based company donates to The Link Visiting Scheme
PRISYM ID has been helping the vulnerable on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Woman in her 70s robbed as she uses cashpoint in Reading town centre
A WOMAN in her 70s was robbed as she used a cash machine in Reading’s town centre yesterday. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The...
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