A WOKINGHAM council meeting was halted last night after it was found to be in breach of its own rules. While the leader of Wokingham Borough Council says it was...
Read moreDetailsMore than 5,000 from the South East have signed up to a national upskilling programme.
Read moreDetailsChanges are being made to the government's Help to Buy scheme.
Read moreDetailsBREXIT has many benefits and Sir John Redwood says that the BBC is “failing to inform their viewers and listeners” of them. In a new blog post today, the Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsDavid Cornish is taking on the role of chair of Wokingham Liberal Democrats.
Read moreDetailsBusiness bodies have welcomed extra support for companies during lockdown.
Read moreDetailsWokingham-based design company Claude & Leighton has launched a colourful new series.
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham Business Association member is urging residents to stay local and shop local.
Read moreDetailsThe National Museum of Computing is offering students hands-on, live interactive lessons.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Growth Hub has launched a course for budding entrepreneurs.
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