Better Never Stops culture to remain at heart of Waingels says new head teacher
Lindsey Humber was appointed as the new headteacher at Waingels in September this year.
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Wokingham Borough Council considering cuts to plug £4 million gap
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is considering a number of cuts as it looks to plug a multi-million pound hole in its budget.
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High Voltage Singers concert helps raise £750 for charities
Twyford choir High Voltage Singers' performances this month have resulted in a great total of £750 for good causes
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PLAYER RATINGS: Mbengue impresses again as Reading FC fall to Burnley
READING FC fell victim to a last minute defeat, losing 2-1 away at Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
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Burnley 2-1 Reading: Last-gasp winner downs Royals in Lancashire
Reading FC conceded a 94th minute decider to fall 2-1 to league leaders Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
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The Scary Guy by name but not by nature
The Scary Guy delivered a range of assemblies to students at Holme Grange School from Monday, October 10.
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Plans to build 60 flats in Wokingham town centre condemned by Wokingham Society
PLANS TO knock down parts of Wokingham town centre to create 60 flats have been condemned by a society aimed at protecting the area's heritage.
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Two new names to open at Bracknell’s Lexicon shopping centre
TWO new names are coming to a Bracknell-based shopping centre.
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Housing Association Sovereign teams up with RoSPA to produce child safety packs
A HOUSING association has teamed up with a charity to help children stay safe this winter.
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Modern-day Wombles give Bulmershe field a tidy-up
A FIELD used by Woodley and Earley residents is now looking cleaner and greener thanks to some kind-hearted residents.
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