Wokingham borough mayor officially opens Farley Hill Primary’s new premises
Cllr Keith Baker joined pupils and headteacher Emma Clarke at the new Farley Hill Primary School last month.
Read moreDetailsCllr Keith Baker joined pupils and headteacher Emma Clarke at the new Farley Hill Primary School last month.
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, September 22, the borough mayor, Cllr Keith Baker, opened the country park venue.
Read moreDetailsWescott East is having a by-election, after Mr Julian McGhee-Sumner resigned from his councillor role earlier this month.
Read moreDetailsCantley Park's first Christmas market will run from Wednesday, November 24, to Friday, December 24.
Read moreDetailsTonight, the council executive will discuss opening up a public consultation on its draft housing allocation policy.
Read moreDetailsOn Sunday, September 26, more than 200 bikers commemorated the life of Ben Spiller, who founded the annual event more than 30 years ago.
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council hopes the sessions will engage, inform and encourage residents to join the climate change conversation.
Read moreDetailsThe Earley Environmental Group has launched its 2022 calendar.
Read moreDetailsTrustees at Baldwin?s Bridge Trust have helped link Thames Hospice with its new garden.
Read moreDetailsAlder Grove Primary School is welcoming families to the event on Saturday, October 2.
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