STAFF at a Bracknell-based care home are celebrating after being told they are doubly golden. Astbury Manor Care Home, on Crowthorne Road North, have retained their Double Gold Catering and Housekeeping...
Read moreDetailsIT’S PARTY time for a Wokingham town centre bathroom store. Ripples is celebrating the arrival of spring with the special event, which will take place in its Rose Street centre....
Read moreDetailsMUMS can enjoy a drink on the house this Mothering Sunday, thanks to a Wokingham town centre venue. Sit & Sip, which is based in Peach Place, is offering a...
Read moreDetailsYoung people across the world are leading the way on tackling climate change, and students at Oakbank School in Shinfield are no different. They're committed to making this year their...
Read moreDetailsA HOUSING association that recently helped tidy up Dinton Pastures has been named as one of the 25 best housing sector organisations to work for in the UK. The accolade...
Read moreDetailsThree students from a Sindlesham-based school recently presented TEDx talks to an international audience in Belgium. Eighteen speakers — students, teachers and parents — took to the stage at the...
Read moreDetailsIN A STEP to improve its ethical footprint, the University of Reading has committed to sourcing its electronic products from sustainable sources by joining a scheme called Electronics Watch. The...
Read moreDetailsFUNDING for 140 new tasers has been approved by the Home Office. The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley made the £115,000 bid on behalf of Thames Valley Police. ...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILS across England had to increase their council tax rates this year in order to stem a funding gap, but there needs to be a sustainable solution going forward according...
Read moreDetailsA NEW scheme has been launched to help disadvantaged women look smart for job interviews. For every shirt bought from clothing brand With Nothing Underneath until Monday, March 16, a...
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