A DIVING centre that helps disabled and injured members of the military has been hit by a second wave of vandalism. The van used to transport service personnel is off...
Read moreDetailsA CENTRE dedicated to helping Wokingham’s vulnerable residents is the latest place to be targeted by vandals. The Wokingham Crisis House in Station Approach had its windows smashed last week....
Read moreDetailsFeathers and Fur visited Evendons Year 2 on Tuesday 22nd January 2019. Sadie bought in four interesting, beautiful birds of prey because Year 2 are learning about birds. Year 2...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Town Council (WTC) has revealed it will be able to repay a majority of the money borrowed for its share of the redevelopment of Market Place four years ahead...
Read moreDetailsA course for people looking to improve their interview skills will be available at Wokingham Library next month. The interactive session will teach job-seekers how to prepare and how to...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM estate agency is celebrating after scooping one of the top honours in the industry. Hunters, based in Peach Street, has just won The British Property Lettings Award for...
Read moreDetailsMOST of us are still recovering from the excesses of Christmas, and it’s far too early to even consider spring cleaning. So, if you’re looking to move house, what better...
Read moreDetailsA MAN pretending to be a police officer has been preying on elderly people across Wokingham to steal money and jewellery from his victims in a sophisticated courier fraud. The...
Read moreDetailsA LEADING bank has announced plans to provide help for small businesses. TSB now has a SME Lending Pledge – what it says are six commitments to help small business...
Read moreDetailsA LATIN AMERICAN diner is on its way. Las Iguanas serves dishes from Brazil, Mexico, Peru and Argentina cooked from scratch, and a Tapas menu so customers can also give...
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