Wokingham Borough Council fined over SEN pupil
The child was in a mainstream school that didn't have the resources to support her.
Read moreDetailsThe child was in a mainstream school that didn't have the resources to support her.
Read moreDetailsThe large office block in Wokingham Without will be converted into more than 100 flats.
Read moreDetailsChildren in special educational needs in Wokingham are being sent as far as Somerset and Buckinghamshire for their education, an investigation
Read moreDetailsThe leader of a writing group for teenagers who has been recognised in Wokingham's Mayor Awards is celebrating its ten-year anniversary.
Read moreDetailsThe village will celebrate 200 years of railway.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire MPs have claimed that the county is the 'Hollywood of the United Kingdom' ? but what exactly do they mean?
Read moreDetailsWorkforce cuts are being implemented at Wokingham Borough Council to help save £28 million over the next three years.
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Wokingham Borough Council has said he 'doubts' traffic caused by Reading's new controversial bus lane will improve.
Read moreDetailsPlans for a new telephone box containing a defibrillator and access to charity and emergency services in Twyford have been scrapped.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire has one of the highest levels of GP shortages across the NHS, new data reveals.
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