Berkshire has a lot to offer. Rolling countryside; the rivers Thames, Kennet and Loddon; attractive towns and villages with interesting historic buildings, yet at the same time is within easy...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that campaigns for higher standards of animal welfare is calling on Wokingham residents to lobby MPs in a bid to prevent chlorinated chicken from coming to the UK....
Read moreDetailsTasha Bevan-Stewart has joined the team at Thames Valley law firm Blandy & Blandy.
Read moreDetailsThe Borough Council has highlighted a range of support options for those caring for family at home.
Read moreDetailsWheelchair Rugby athlete and Paralympian for Great Britain, Aaron Phipps, is hosting a motivational webinar.
Read moreDetailsLESSONS were never like this when we were a kid … Pupils at a Wokingham school have been celebrating the start of the fresh school year – not for themselves,...
Read moreDetailsThe CEO of Slough-based film and television company has been appointed to the Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership Board.
Read moreDetailsHundreds of organisations have signed up to the Government's Kickstart Scheme, designed to support young people.
Read moreDetailsChildren, teachers and the team from developer St Edward marked the official opening of Green Park Village Primary Academy – and the start of the autumn term – earlier this...
Read moreDetailsA village is fighting a huge battle to stop possibly five thousand new homes being built on its green fields. Banners have been erected, urging residents to Save our village...
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