A WOKINGHAM businessman has called for an investigation into health concerns over the latest smartphone technology. Nicholas Martin raised the issue at the annual meeting of Wokingham Town Council this...
Read moreDetailsAn in-home care provider is celebrating after it received a GOOD rating from its CQC inspection. The inspectors rated Caremark, an in-home care service who care for clients throughout Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY woman is celebrating after being recognised for her business achievements. Rachel Murphy, a professional photographer who offers mentoring and guidances to her clients, was received a prestigious #WOW...
Read moreDetailsMembers of the Thames Valley Writers’ Circle had an unusual guest speaker at a recent meeting, Hayley Scott, who had spent 20 years in the police force in London, the...
Read moreDetailsA BUS company that runs services to the northern parts of the borough has announced a takeover by another local operator. Courtney Buses will become part of the Reading Buses...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS a year of momentous revelations and shocking events. In 1994, two of the world's biggest pop stars - Harry Styles and Justin Bieber - were born. It was...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that is hoping to rehome four abandoned cats has said that there is no excuse for the animal cruelty. A member of the public discovered a box containing...
Read moreDetailsLondon Irish has agreed a long-term partnership with 9 Group, a leading independent business telecommunications and IT services provider. As a result, 9 Group will provide London Irish with IT...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL law firm said that it welcome a record number of attendees at its recent seminar on employment law. Blandy & Blandy LLP held the event, focusing on the...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS from an Arborfield school enjoyed a special cultural exchange earlier this month after Chinese pupils spent a fortnight with them. The Bohunt School teamed up with UK China Education...
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