Man arrested in Nazi flag incident
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to identify the man.
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Hundreds enjoy Chalk About It
Wokingham Market Place was the place to be on Sunday.
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The boys are back in Town
Footballing history will be made in Wokingham this weekend.
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Waste tender open for experienced operators
Once awarded, the new £112 million contract will commence on April 1, 2026.
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Swallowfield Show is back this weekend
This year's show takes place at Swallowfield Park.
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Crosfields School’s first ever GCSE results
Crosfields School, in Reading, Berkshire, are thrilled with their first set of GCSE results. 48 pupils who are our pioneers worked incredibly hard in forging a path and acting as...
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Brakenhale School ‘delighted’ with GCSE results
Brakenhale School students are celebrating their GCSE results with attainment increasing 'significantly'.
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‘Fantastic’ results for Emmbrook pupils
The school has said it is incredibly proud of the "fantastic" results achieved by its Year 11 students today.
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‘Pride’ for St Crispin’s pupils
St Crispin's school has shared its pride following this morning's release of its GCSE results.
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Three points, and a cup
Wokingham Town returned from its league match at Egham last Saturday with more than just three points.
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