BRITISH furniture company Danetti has bought Octagon House in Binfield. The 16,000 sq ft office building was sold on behalf of private clients and sits opposite the John Nike Centre....
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM borough council is pledging to support all A-level students affected by downgrading. With a government u-turn expected later today, the executive member for children’s services said that she feels...
Read moreDetailsBOROUGH libraries have launched their summer reading challenge, and there’s still time to get involved. This year’s challenge, which will take place online will be celebrating funny books and hopes...
Read moreDetailsEVER FANCIED being your own boss? The Thames Valley Berkshire Business Growth Hub is running a free business start-up course to help budding entrepreneurs across the borough turn their business...
Read moreDetailsBracknell MP James Sunderland tells PHIL CREIGHTON how life has changed over the past 12 months … and looks at what lies ahead "THIS time last year, I was on...
Read moreDetailsON STREET parking is back in Rose Street after social distancing barriers were removed on Sunday. But there are currently plans being made to expand the width of pavements in...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM business owner is stepping in to save a town centre restaurant from permanent closure. Emilio Sanchez, owner of Spanish tapas bar Sanpa, took action to save The Courtyard...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER leader of Wokingham Borough Council has died. Frank Browne was just 48. He was in charge between 2002 and 2009, stepping down not just from leadership but the...
Read moreDetails“THANK YOU for being positive and coming to Wokingham.” That’s the message from Wokingham town mayor Cllr Tony Lack as he cut the ribbon to declare Wokingham’s newest takeaway open....
Read moreDetailsA NEW website has been launched to help people shop local. The Indie Shopper was created by Reading-based independent business co-owner, Dave Maul and designer Rich Lucas, to help people...
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