Newbury Building Society, which has a branch in Wokingham, has been shortlisted in two categories in this year’s British Bank Awards. Newbury Building Society is up for Best Mortgage Provider and...
Read moreDetailsA NATIONAL survey has found that retail rents have been reducing as the number of empty shops starts to rise in the South East. The quarter four (Q4) 2017 RICS...
Read moreDetailsA GLOBAL real estate adviser has helped a company buy three units in Molly Millars Lane. Colliers International advised Marchmont Investment Management over its £2.42 million purchase of Units 2-4...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN shopping in a Wokingham supermarket had her bank card stolen by what she thought was a good Samaritan. Thames Valley Police said that the victim had been shopping...
Read moreDetailsA Shinfield woman who, two years ago, was found guilty of stealing from two former employers has been ordered to pay back £660,000 in compensation, following an investigation by Thames...
Read moreDetailsA FORMER primary school teacher has been jailed for making indecent images of children. Andrew Cork, formerly of Jeffrey Close in Wokingham, pleaded guilty to several charges. They were: Two...
Read moreDetailsTHIEVES who broke into a pharmacy and attempted to steal a safe are wanted by police who have released a CCTV image of a car officers would like to trace in...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM-based solicitors Clifton Ingram said that its plans to expand its Tax Planning, Wills & Probate team is continuing with the appointment of Ruth Bailey. The LLP, based in Broad...
Read moreDetailsA spate of burglaries where high value pieces of Asian gold have been stolen from homes has led to the police issue a warning for homeowners to protect their valuables....
Read moreDetailsTWO minutes work can help secure your internet – that’s the message from Thames Valley Police. The force is encouraging residents to install Quad9, an add-on to your web browser that...
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