Thames Valley Police launch new youth drug programme
Thames Valley Police have launched a new drug diversion scheme for under 18s.
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Business development seminars for Thames Valley directors
Auricas, a Thames Valley consultancy firm, is offering free development sessions for company directors.
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Reading Buses celebrates Black History Month
Reading Buses is celebrating its BAME employees to honour Black History Month this year.
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Duo charged over alleged burglary in Wokingham’s Seaford Road
A MAN and a woman have been charged in relation to a burglary that is alleged to have taken place in Wokingham earlier this month. Andrew Guard, 32 of no...
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Amresh joins PRISYM ID to help labelling work
Amresh Bangalore has been appointed new software delivery manager at Wokingham-based company PRISYM ID.
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Reading law firm makes it to the Legal 500 again
Reading law firm Blandy & Blandy has been placed in The Legal 500 again this year.
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FROM THE COURTS: As seen in Wokingham.Today of October 8, 2020
News from the local courts as seen in Wokingham.Today of October 8, 2020.
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‘We are not a council about to go broke – we can weather the storm’
The Borough Council's debt works out at £7,60 per resident, says Cllr John Kaiser.
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Local IT firm lends a helping hand
A Reading-based IT company has partnered with two local charities to deliver care packages to the local community.
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Four online child sex crimes every day, says Thames Valley Police
According to Thames Valley Police, there were four daily online sex crimes against children in the Thames Valley this year.
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