THE OWNERS of a Winnersh business park has received a top accolade for its work to ensure the estate meets some of the highest eco-standards going
Read moreDetailsYuniku London, located on Nine Mile Ride in Finchampstead, presented its AVYANNA collection at the world leading show last month.
Read moreDetailsTHE SEARCH is on for Woodley's most outstanding citizens, thanks to its community heroes awards.
Read moreDetailsThe route saw the borough's furry cycling friend tackle a 550km journey across four days with more than 4,000 metres of elevation last month.
Read moreDetailsRelay carries young people's message to the world
Read moreDetailsThe first phase of cycling and pedestrian improvement works are set to begin on Shinfield Road on Monday, October 3
Read moreDetailsLocal orchestra is shortlisted for music award
Read moreDetailsBeaverswood, based in Toutley Road, has appointed Lizzie Allen to oversee its brand development and product marketing.
Read moreDetailsNick Riding, of Move HQ at Winnersh Triangle, will be attempting to deadlift the most cumulative weight in 24 hours on September 23 and 24.
Read moreDetailsA MALE voice choir is opening a special four-week singing course from next week
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