FROM THE CHAMBER: Empty shop fronts darken town like lost teeth
We recently have lost long-standing and fondly remembered shops in Wokingham as well as some new ones which have bravely ...
Tag: retail
Shops prepare for re-opening
On Monday, Boris Johnson said that from June 15, non-essential shops will be allowed to welcome customers. Outdoor markets can ...
Event businesses struggle to secure grants
“Our business isn’t going to bounce back, we’re seasonal so we earn all our money in the summer months and ...
Brexit uncertainty affects retail sales
RETAIL sales in the UK have grown but Brexit uncertainty could lead to a fall. The latest economic statistics from ...
Marks and Spencer due to close in July
WOKINGHAM'S branch of Marks and Spencer (M&S) is due to close next month, it has been announced today. The Peach ...
Poundland recalls Hallowe’en wigs after they ‘fall below standards’
BUDGET retailer Poundland has issued a product recall on a number of Hallowe'en wigs. In a statement issued this morning ...
UPDATED: Overnight car park charges plan from Council
Plans to charge Wokingham borough residents to park overnight have been unveiled by the Council. A consultation was launched earlier ...
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