A LOOK at changes to regulations around data protection will be the focus of a networking breakfast event. Joanne Frears, a Consulting Solicitor at Blandy & Blandy, will share insights...
Read moreDetailsA SIX PERCENT increase in the number of new homes registered in the UK has been recorded by a national house building body. The NHBC said that the figures are...
Read moreDetailsJEWELLERY has been stolen from a property at the University of Reading in Earley. At some point on Monday, someone broke into the property at Bridges Hall, in Whiteknights Road,...
Read moreDetailsDEBT incurred by Wokingham Borough Council is the equivalent of £4,200 for every household in the borough and is a sharp rise from the £150 million currently owed by the...
Read moreDetailsTHE BACK door of a house in Earley was smashed on Monday evening. Between 5.20pm and 6pm, someone smashed the back door of the house in Courts Road, before searching...
Read moreDetailsRETAILERS, business owners and councillors came together last Wednesday evening for a workshop on issues facing Wokingham town during the ongoing regeneration works. As The Wokingham Paper has extensively revealed...
Read moreDetailsCARS have been targeted by thieves in Charvil this week. Between Wednesday, October 25 and the following day, someone went into a car that had been left unlocked in Chiltern...
Read moreDetailsPARENTS from Wokingham borough joined more than a thousand others as part of a lobby to MPs over school budget cuts last week. Angry parents descended on Westminster for a...
Read moreDetailsThe first month of parking enforcement has seen the borough council’s wardens issue more than 1,000 tickets. Cllr Chris Bowring, executive member for highways and transport said: “Since October 9...
Read moreDetailsBANK cards have been stolen from a house in Shinfield. At around 6.55am on Tuesday, someone broke into the house in Monarch Drive by forcing open a set of French...
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