‘Wokingham town centre will bounce back from lockdown’
“I think Wokingham is in a good position to come out of this quite well. Although it will likely be a long time until we are allowed to go out...
Read moreDetails“I think Wokingham is in a good position to come out of this quite well. Although it will likely be a long time until we are allowed to go out...
Read moreDetailsEach class will cover a different topic, from colours and days of the week to vocabulary and conversation related to family life — so parents and children can learn together.
Read moreDetailsNatasha Wheeler, aged 17, was last seen at around 3pm today (Thursday, May 7) in Barkham Road.
Read moreDetailsPolice ave blocked access to a Woodley home for three months, after reports of anti-social behaviour from neighbours.
Read moreDetails"It will send a very clear message that we will not tolerate behaviour which impacts on the quality of life of others."
Read moreDetailsThe Beauty Hall from Next will replace Debenhams’ beauty halls in all five stores closing down.
Read moreDetailsAt the Bishop's Disciplinary Tribunal, Mr Parks was removed from office and prohibited from exercising any functions as a member of the Church of England Clergy for two years.
Read moreDetailsReading based property firm Vail Williams LLP has been awarded with a gold award from property consultancy Investors in People. Vail Williams LLP, which has eight offices throughout the UK,...
Read moreDetailsCARE HOME staff have expressed their gratitude after teachers across the borough have been working non-stop to make and donate hundreds of protective face shields. RMBI Care Co. Home at...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Positive Difference’s April meeting focused on money. The virtual event opened with a Forum on Cash Flow, where the main presenters were Graeme Hobbs, Senior Partner at Wokingham based...
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