Wokingham town centre was hit by yet another wave of vandalism on Tuesday night. In Denmark Street, the windows of kitchen store Designs for Living were smashed, while pots containing...
Read moreDetailsCanine Assisted Learning helps behaviour management for young people with social, emotional and behaviour difficulties, by using highly trained dogs
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire business is celebrating an award for its customer service following a thorough inspection. Newbury Building Society- one of the top 20 of its kind in the country- became...
Read moreDetailsA leading laundry company is now twice as shiny after receiving two awards for its health and safety standards. White Waltham-based business CLEAN was named Gold Merit Award winner at...
Read moreDetailsMore than £10,000 was raised for an Alzheimer’s charity last month when Nirvana Spa’s CEO bravely swam across the English Channel
Read moreDetailsMonty the ginger cat, who live in Arborfield, are just delighted to have their beloved family pet back home – TWO years after he went missing
Read moreDetailsTHE first plans for a popular fundraiser have been announced – including road closures that will affect residents. The annual Swallowfield 10+3 race will mark its 10th anniversary next month...
Read moreDetailsTHE RED carpet will soon be rolled out in Wokingham’s town centre – The Princess Royal is coming to visit. Princess Anne is to cut the ribbon to declare open...
Read moreDetailsBracknell MP Dr Phillip Lee met the long arm of the law last month, but it was all for the right reasons. The MP, whose constituency includes parts of Finchampstead...
Read moreDetailsNO MORE fumbling for loose change for parking the car. That’s the promise of the very latest, hi-tech machines that are being installed in Wokingham Borough Council’s car parks.
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