BILLIONS of pounds worth of support will become available for business and charities in the South East, according to the University of Reading.New research from the University suggests the higher...
Read moreDetailsA SKILLS training centre is coming to Bracknell and Wokingham College, funded by Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP).The College, which is run by Activate Learning, was awarded £600,000...
Read moreDetailsResidents are urging Wokingham Borough Council to act as car meets continue to take place in Carnival Pool car park.
Read moreDetailsPREPARATIONS are under way for a special book event this autumn.Henley Literary Festival, set to run in person and online, will return from Sunday, October 2.Venues will include Christ Church,...
Read moreDetailsPeople interested in using the new Carnival Pool leisure centre in Wokingham can have their say on its design and equipment.
Read moreDetailsWokingham charity CLASP has received a Queen's Award for its work helping the borough's adults with learning disabilities.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's The Link Visiting Scheme is celebrating after receiving a Queen's Award for its befriending support.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire charity The Link Foundation has been honoured with a Queen's Award, just in time for its 15th anniversary.
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook PTA is hosting a Great But Hunt to help raise money for pupils.
Read moreDetailsReading Rep Theatre has announced its opening season in its new permanent home this autumn.
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