LOCKDOWN 2: What Boris Johnson said
“WE’VE got to be humble” in the fight against the coronavirus according to Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He was announcing a new series of lockdown measures which will come in...
Read moreDetails“WE’VE got to be humble” in the fight against the coronavirus according to Prime Minister Boris Johnson. He was announcing a new series of lockdown measures which will come in...
Read moreDetailsENGLAND is to face new lockdown measures from this Thursday through to early December in a bid to stem the spread of coronavirus. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced the measures...
Read moreDetailsR3 has welcomed the Government's new scrutiny measures for businesses going into administration.
Read moreDetailsSpeaking at the executive meeting, Cllr John Halsall reiterated calls for the public to follow covid-restrictions and pledged to “eliminate poverty in the borough.
Read moreDetailsA group of local authors published a business book during national lockdown, and stayed socially distant throughout.
Read moreDetailsProcom Construction Consultants, a local firm, is a finalist in this year's 2020 Consultancy of the Year Award.
Read moreDetailsNews from the local courts as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 22, 2020.
Read moreDetailsSouthern Co-op has made thousands of pounds available to support local causes across the South East.
Read moreDetailsAccording to a recent report, only a quarter of businesses in the South East are preparing for a second coronavirus wave.
Read moreDetailsA Reading and Henley-based law firm has changed its name to THP Solicitors.
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