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GCSE results 2026: Bracknell and Wokingham College celebrates successful learners
College applauds students' academic achievements, personal growth and confidence
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GCSE results 2026: Bohunt School Wokingham celebrates strong results
Bohunt School Wokingham is celebrating a strong set of GCSE results, with 84% of students achieving a Grade 4 or above in both English and maths.
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GCSE results 2026: St Crispin’s School celebrates Year 11 exam results
St Crispin's School is celebrating after more than three quarters of its Year 11 students achieved a Grade 4 or above in both English and maths.
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GCSE results 2026: The Holt celebrates great set of GCSE results
Wokingham school on Holt Lane congratulates its students
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‘We simply won’t be able to operate’ – Wokingham charity The Cowshed faces fight for survival
Wokingham Borough Council to decide whether the charity can remain in its Wokingham home
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‘Trashing the town’: Domino’s signs removed after Wokingham backlash
The signs appeared in various locations in the borough.
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New business is playing games around the town
It covers around 1.5 miles throughout the town and takes about two hours.
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Christmas Cheer starts in the summer
Wokingham United Charities is already preparing to lift spirits in December
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‘Is it Banksy?’ Mystery artwork appears on Wokingham road signs
Animals appear on Wokingham road signs
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Big changes coming to Wokingham’s Cantley Park under new football partnership
The new partnership between the football association and Wokingham borough council began this month.
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