THE INTERIM chief executive of Wokingham Borough Council has stepped down “to pursue other opportunities”. Manjeet Gill was appointed in August last year on a six-month contract while the council...
Read moreDetailsA PENSIONER was hospitalised after being attacked in a Shinfield street earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsA TWO-BEDROOM apartment in Wokingham’s town centre is being offered for sale thanks to Martin & Co.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM funeral directors is hoping you’ll pop in for tea later this month, and help raise money for charity at the same time. AB Walker, based on London Road,...
Read moreDetailsWHEN Lorraine Chatfield received a card telling her she had to collect an unpaid letter, she raced to her local post office. She was concerned it could have been sent...
Read moreDetailsA FEMALE motorist was assaulted by a van driver in an incident during a school run on Monday, October 8
Read moreDetailsAN EARLEY man attacked by armed thieves was fortunate not to have been more seriously injured
Read moreDetailsTHE MAIN Post Office in Wokingham is marked for closure and a new branch will be set up in the Market Place WH Smith following plans announced yesterday. A six-week...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES 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,...
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