Wokingham Borough Council announced final plans for the regeneration of the Carnival Pool site. Work is expected to start next summer, with the new-look centre opening in the summer of...
Read moreDetailsTHE Government is preparing to bring its Brexit roadshow to Reading to help businesses in the Thames Valley prepare.
Read moreDetailsBUDDING young entrepreneurs need a bit of a helping hand. Every year, members of Twyford Together help mentor teenagers at The Piggott School in their quest to launch new businesses....
Read moreDetailsTWO men who attempted to break into a home in Crowthorne were captured on CCTV and fled from the scene
Read moreDetailsSonning-based Rams RFC will be holding the innovative networking event on Wednesday from 7.30am
Read moreDetailsA HOME in Binfield was ransacked by thieves during an early-evening burglary. Thames Valley Police said that the thieves broke into the back garden and them smashed a patio door.
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are warning the borough’s boat owners to be alert as thieves are targetting the water-bound vehicles
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN walking in Woodley was kicked by a mugger and had cash stolen from her bag. Police are now appealing for witnesses to the assault to come forward
Read moreDetailsSTAFF at a local law firm are celebrating after it was once again recognised as a top tier company in the new Legal 500 index. Recognised as one of the...
Read moreDetailsRachael Rogers, owner of McKenzie Legal Limited, has been selected to get a boost on social media from Dragon’s Den star and retail entrepreneur Theo Paphitis
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