ONE of the borough’s secondary schools is celebrating after Ofsted judged it to be ‘outstanding’. Maiden Erlegh in Earley learnt the news this week and said that it is a...
Read moreDetailsA HAT TRICK of honours was presented to a Finchampstead businesswoman last month, ensuring that her 20th anniversary celebrations launched with a bang. Carol Blackford-Mills, who own digital marketing agency...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN was sexually assaulted and three other people assaulted while on a bus journey earlier this year, and police are appealing for help to trace a man who they...
Read moreDetailsThe teenage victim remains in hospital after assault causes serious head injury.
Read moreDetailsTOWN centre workers have another reason to be clock watching next Thursday – the borough’s newest pub is set to open its doors at 5pm. Following a £350,000 refurbishment, The...
Read moreDetails"Employers should consider cancelling or postponing any overseas business travel to areas where there has been an outbreak of COVID-19."
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM-based automotive company has been rewarded for its performance and innovation at an industry award ceremony. CitNOW scooped Supplier of the Year accolade at the 2020 AM Awards, which...
Read moreDetailsSALES in charity shops are growing as people become more environmentally aware, according to the sector’s trade body. New figures released today show that the sector bucking the wider commercial...
Read moreDetailsA WARNING to businesses to take cyber security seriously was shared at a networking group meeting last week. On Friday, February 21, members of Wokingham Positive Difference heard from Nouveau,...
Read moreDetailsAN MP has expressed his concern for the person who has the coronavirus, and for the school. Matt Rodda’s Reading East constituency includes parts of Woodley and Earley, where Willow...
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