Council launches consultation to increase secondary school spaces in Wokingham
The borough council is inviting residents to have a say on its secondary school plans for the coming decade.
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Sun shines on Wargrave thanks to community sunflower scheme
The Sunflowers of Wargrave project, which launched to bring people together, has been a big success.
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Reading school receives prestigious award from international tech firm
UTC Reading has renewed its status as a Microsoft Showcase School.
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Wargrave toddler group looks for new managers
Wargrave Baby & Toddler Group is looking for new organisers.
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Wokingham charity makes ‘terrible decision’ to halt services during fuel shortage
Keep Mobile has been forced to halt its essential support services after failing to find enough fuel.
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Reading wellbeing charity to celebrate 50 years of support
A counselling and emotional support charity is celebrating its 50th anniversary in Reading.
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‘Improve Wokingham’s cycling routes now’, campaigners plea
Campaigners have urged Wokingham Borough Council to improve cycling safety following a series of accidents.
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Sonning church’s new music director can’t wait to increase music making in the village
Hannah Towndrow has joined Sonning-based St Andrew's Church as its new music director.
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Garden waste collection to pause in Wokingham following driver shortage
Some waste collections will be suspended in Wokingham as the HGV driver shortage impacts the borough's waste services.
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Two men sentenced to prison after police discover Finchampstead cannabis plantation
Two men have been sentenced to prison after a cannabis plantation was discovered in Finchampstead.
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