Spooktacular Hallowe’en trails this weekend
Many families are canceling their annual trick or treat outing this year - but there are plenty of other things for children to do.
Read moreDetailsMany families are canceling their annual trick or treat outing this year - but there are plenty of other things for children to do.
Read moreDetailsA Covid-safe Hallowe'en trail is being planned for Spencers Wood and Three Mile Cross.
Read moreDetailsA new state-of-the-art hospitcal is on the cards, and Wokingham Borough Council said it would welcome discussions for the hospital to be built in the borough.
Read moreDetailsShinfield Parish Council is inviting residents to take part in a creative contest, with judging taking place at the end of the month.
Read moreDetailsOxford Quantum Circuits is moving into the Thames Valley Science Park, based in Shinfield.
Read moreDetailsResidents are being asked to do four things: write to their MP, write to the housing minister, sign the petition and fill out the consultation.
Read moreDetailsOn Saturday, a modular pavilion was installed on Spencers Wood Recreation Ground to replace the 20-year-old building.
Read moreDetailsIt will be held in the Memorial Hall in Wood Lane and places will be spread out to meet social distancing guidelines.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS returned to Leighton Park for the first time since March to collect GCSE results and catch-up. Due to a last-minute decision by the Pearson exam board, they couldn’t collect...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at Oakbank School in Ryeish Green have been congratulated on their results by new headteacher Robin Bertrand. The delighted principal said that despite the challenges caused by the coronavirus...
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