Oakbank looks to Greenshaw Learning Trust
The trust is the Department for Education's preferred sponsor.
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Riseley
MP ensures RBH staff and patients’ voices are heard
Clive Jones hosted a discussion with Royal Berks' staff and patients.
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New school plans approved
Plans have been approved that will see a new school established on a business park.
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Plans for new church approved
Wokingham Borough council has granted a change of use to a building that will now become a place of worship.
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Objections against Riseley school plans
The proposed school would meet the needs of about 64 children with autistic spectrum disorders.
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Charity to help those in need source essential items
A COMMUNITY group is looking to support residents who may be struggling to make ends meet during the cost of living crisis.
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Riseley Village tea room: wonderful to be here, say new owners
Risely Village tea room: wonderful to be here, say new owners
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Tea for two up for grabs in charity raffle
A READING charity is giving people the chance to win a unique hospitality experience, as well as much more, in its upcoming raffle.
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B Side at The Bull
THE BULL At Riseley is inviting music-lovers to an evening of lesser-known tunes on Sunday, April 2.
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Live music at Riseley
A ROCK band is set to delight live music lovers at the Bull at Riseley on Friday, February 24.
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