Wokingham Borough Council’s costs of transportation for SEN increased more than 80%
Children in special educational needs in Wokingham are being sent as far as Somerset and Buckinghamshire for their education, an investigation
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Writing group for teenagers celebrates anniversary
The leader of a writing group for teenagers who has been recognised in Wokingham's Mayor Awards is celebrating its ten-year anniversary.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Community vision to come to council
More than eighteen months ago, I stood in front of a packed meeting in Wokingham Town Hall Work to sketch out the idea of a Community Vision
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REVIEW: Theatricality of fear. The world premier of‘ The Whistling’ comes to The Mill at Sonning
Love, loss and ghostly goings on offer a feast for the senses for The Mill at Sonning's latest production, a new adaptation of 'The Whistling'.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: California Crossroads – A new beginning
Everybody in and around Finchampstead will be greatly relieved that the junction at California Crossroads has reopened and, with just a few bits
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Railway celebrations for Winnersh
The village will celebrate 200 years of railway.
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Village pub reopens after refurb
The George and Dragon reopened last week.
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Clive Jones: ‘Berkshire is the Hollywood of the UK’
Berkshire MPs have claimed that the county is the 'Hollywood of the United Kingdom' ? but what exactly do they mean?
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All aboard for a San Francisco talk
Learn about transport in the City by The Bay
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