AN UPDATE on parking management across the borough was requested by Peter Must, the chair of Wokingham Society, at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council held virtually on Monday, July...
Read moreDetailsTHE USE of bailiffs to collect council tax arrears was queried by a member of the public at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council held on Monday, July 6. Ann...
Read moreDetailsA global company is offering school leavers the chance to gain hands on experience in its Reading lab. Procter and Gamble (P&G), provider to brands including Pantene, Ariel and Gillette,...
Read moreDetailsA NEW partnership will see cancer trials take place at Thames Valley Science Park. Cancer care organisations Panthera and Rutherford Health plc will work together on a series of clinical...
Read moreDetailsA TOWN centre review has revealed that communities need a bigger voice post-Covid-19. The Grimsey Review ‘Build Back Better, Covid-19 Supplement for town centres, released on Saturday, June 20, recommended...
Read moreDetailsMP James Sunderland says he welcomes news that schools in his Bracknell Constituency will receive share of the Government’s £434 million investment to expand classrooms, upgrade facilities and improve the...
Read moreDetails“The wellbeing of our clients, contacts and colleagues is paramount and so we have embarked on a series of measures to ensure that our offices are ‘Covid-Secure’ and that we...
Read moreDetailsA HOME in Shinfield has been closed by police after reports of anti-social behaviour. A court order on the address in Hollow Lane, was granted by Reading Magistrates Court on...
Read moreDetailsA BRACKNELL car park is to be made free to park in after 3pm for the rest of the summer. The offer, at the Princess Square car park in The...
Read moreDetailsDetectives from SEROCU’s Dark Web team also conducted a series of drug warrants in London and Wokingham on Friday, June 19.
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