Concerns over SEN expansion plans
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a new unit at Radstock Primary School in Earley.
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Oakbank looks to Greenshaw Learning Trust
The trust is the Department for Education's preferred sponsor.
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Woodley ducks will be well fed thanks to their new solar powered feeder
Visitors to Woodford Park Lake can buy a measure of food for them and enjoy supporting wildlife
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John Joshua Tuifua delights Reading ballet students with his dance masterclass
Dance with Sonia Brown welcomes the former Royal Ballet soloist as its new patron
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Few mould complaints in Wokingham
Issues of damp, mould and disrepair are in sharp focus across the UK.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Fun for toddlers and carers in Wokingham
Join a toddler group at Kings Place on Mondays
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Mayor honours community champions
Event honoured dedication and selflessness.
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MP ensures RBH staff and patients’ voices are heard
Clive Jones hosted a discussion with Royal Berks' staff and patients.
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Are you house hunting in Berkshire?
Researchers are on the hunt for chain-free house hunters in the royal county.
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