Wokingham Children’s Book Festival was a brilliant time says children’s librarian
The Wokingham Children?s Book Festival was a fantastic success over the weekend, said the borough's children?s librarian.
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham Children?s Book Festival was a fantastic success over the weekend, said the borough's children?s librarian.
Read moreDetailsBeach's Mega Value Fun Fair will be at Woodford Park from Saturday until Sunday, October 31.
Read moreDetailsYesterday, school leaders? union NAHT released new data about school funding.
Read moreDetailsProfessor Chris Hilson, director of the Reading Centre for Climate and Justice, said the plan is built on "capitalist business as usual".
Read moreDetailsThe new community facility in Shinfield has been officially named following a resident poll.
Read moreDetailsThe borough's current waste and recycling collection contract expires in 2026, and residents can have their say on the new plans.
Read moreDetailsResidents can take a journey to the underworld at an interactive event exploring Ancient Greek and Egyptian beliefs about life after death.
Read moreDetailsFace masks are being advised for all secondary school pupils in the borough from now until half term said a council spokesperson.
Read moreDetailsStaff at Thames Hospice were celebrated at an exclusive House of Lords dinner last week, to mark the launch of a new initiative.
Read moreDetailsThe Heart radio crew visited Dingley?s Promise's Reading centre on Thursday, October 7, as part of the Heart Breakfast Road Trip.
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