STAFF at a Wokingham school are celebrating after being given an Outstanding rating in an Ofsted inspection. The result for Barnardo’s High Close School’s social care inspection saw it praised...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was stabbed in the arm during a late-night attack on a home in Wokingham – and police are treating the case as attempted murder. The incident took place...
Read moreDetailsTHE latest piece of Wokingham’s regeneration jigsaw will open this Friday, with a bit of help from Wokingham’s borough mayor. The Premier Inn hotel on the corner of Denmark Street...
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS bonus is being promised to not one, but 120 charities as part of an insurance firm’s festive contest. Ecclesiastical is sharing £120,000 to good causes as part of...
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS comes to a Reading shopping centre this weekend, as stars from The Hexagon’s pantomime switch-on the Christmas lights. Broad St. Mall is expecting hundreds of visitors for the event,...
Read moreDetailsThe Brexit Party candidate for Bracknell constituency thinks his party will pick up votes not just from Conservatives but disaffected Labour voters too
Read moreDetailsA GROUP campaigning for the country to remain in the European Union is calling on Wokingham borough voters to vote tactically for pro-Remain candidates in the December 12 General Election. ...
Read moreDetailsPLANS to build a new community centre in Shinfield have been hailed as ‘fantastic news’. The project has been mooted for a number of years, with residents consulted on designs...
Read moreDetailsOne of the Wokingham residents contacted over the opinion poll showing the Lib Dems breathing down the necks of Sir John Redwood says that the questions he was asked distorted...
Read moreDetailsSir John Redwood has responded to a new opinion poll showing that Dr Phillip Lee could be running him close in the forthcoming General Election
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