BUSINESSES in Woodley will be holding a special celebration next week and everyone is invited. The sixth annual Festival of Business is returning to Woodley Town Council on Thursday, October...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM automotive technology company has appointed a new general director to spearhead its operations on the other side of the Atlantic. CitNOW, which is based off Molly Millars Lane,...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY business has been taken over by a national firm. Stewarts Coach Group is now part of The Kings Ferry Group, a subsidiary of the National Express coach company....
Read moreDetailsA FORMER newspaper editor is helping local businesses to grow after launching a new public relations company. Adam Smith, 46, from Barkham, edited The Wokingham Times for five years before...
Read moreDetailsTHE NAMES of the new businesses being announced for Peach Place will be released over the next few weeks. That was the promise of the executive member for regeneration, Cllr...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL did consult with a range of disability organisations as it planned the new Market Place.
Read moreDetailsTHE COUNCIL’S financial picture has concerned the leader of the Liberal Democrats so much that he has written to the Secretary of State for Local Government.
Read moreDetailsWHEN her daughter was diagnosed with a serious hip condition, Jenni Donato was delighted with the help she received. There was advice about special equipment her daughter would require and...
Read moreDetailsThere are plenty of articles about the failings of our national politicians. But they all ignore the leaders’ universal Achilles Heel: local election results, as well as the low turnout...
Read moreDetailsExam Hall, a poem by Leon Riccio from the Forest Academy from The Wokingham Paper's Press Pack page
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