WOKINGHAM BOROUGH councillors are expected to approve the appointment of a new chief executive officer at an extraordinary meeting on Friday night. The Council has announced that its chief executive,...
Read moreDetailsA GOOD Samaritan who attempted to break up a fight in Wokingham’s town centre was hit over the head with a spanner. The incident took place in Wellington Road on...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was left at the entrance of a car park in Wokingham's town centre in a suspected GBH attack. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to help...
Read moreDetailsA HILARIOUS new video has been released by campaigners hoping to a stop a concrete bus lane bridge being built at a historic riverside location. Campaigners have taken the popular...
Read moreDetailsChildren in Years 3 and 4 at All Saints Primary School, Wokingham are learning morris dancing. Their teachers Michelle Pietri, Michael Sayer and Katie Moir have been teaching the children...
Read moreDetailsSome very special guests recently visited St Joseph’s College. Headmaster, Andrew Colpus, staff and students said that they were delighted to welcome Poppy Dixon back to the College. As well...
Read moreDetailsIn the final part of our series on investing and the ingredients that should be included in a balanced portfolio we’re going to look at shares and equities. Many people...
Read moreDetailsA LOCAL technology firm is celebrating after being named one of the best in the business. Redwood Technologies Group, which is based over the border in Bracknell, has been judged...
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough’s four MPs has lent his support to the borough council’s efforts to protect a green space from being developed. If it goes ahead, a field in...
Read moreDetailsTWO Wokingham businesses came out tops in the first-ever Berkshire Apprenticeship Awards. Maiden Erlegh School won the Most Innovative Education-Based Apprenticeship Promotion Initiative Award the Best Adult Apprentice Award went...
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