Rising costs and uncertainty relating to Brexit are to blame for the sharp drop in output growth last month, the Federation of Master Builders (FMB) has said in response to...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL bosses are looking to recruit volunteers to monitor members’ payments. The independent remuneration panel would also make recommendations to the council regarding the scheme. Volunteers, who are expected to...
Read moreDetailsOn Wednesday 7th of December, joy spread in the air as Evendons Primary School’s choir sang to the LINK charity. The Link charity aim to reduce loneliness, to promote friendship...
Read moreDetailsALMOST two-thirds of business owners said that the broadband speed available to them is an important factor when it comes to relocating. The research from Close Brothers Asset Finance suggests...
Read moreDetailsLODDON Primary School in Earley is top of the class after a £3.8m makeover by Wokingham Borough Council. The work, which started in June 2016 and ended last December, includes...
Read moreDetailsTEN new jobs will be created following the opening of a new hi-tech centre for leading IT firm, Wisetek. Wokingham mayor Cllr John Kaiser officially opened the Earley operations base...
Read moreDetailsA RECENT survey showed the average commuter spends around two hours every day just getting to work. That’s time which could be better spent enjoying more leisure, being with your...
Read moreDetailsA MULTI-MILLION pound expansion of Addington School has been given the go-ahead despite fears it could spill onto a popular public open space. Wokingham Borough Council’s executive has approved the...
Read moreDetailsAN ART exhibition in Wokingham this week will help a school celebrate its centenary. Luckley House School will display works by Paul Hobbs just in time for Valentine’s Day. Called...
Read moreDetailsMost people agree we need to do better when it comes to helping people to have a bed for the night and a roof over their heads. There has been...
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