New home for remains of oak tree that fell into Earley road
A 300-YEAR-OLD tree that collapsed during the April storms has found a new home at Dinton Pastures. Four months ago, a large oak tree in Earley was knocked down in...
Read moreDetailsA 300-YEAR-OLD tree that collapsed during the April storms has found a new home at Dinton Pastures. Four months ago, a large oak tree in Earley was knocked down in...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS across the borough in need of more bin bags can now pre-order them to collect soon. The system applies to blue household and -brown garden waste bags. It costs...
Read moreDetailsMOTORISTS are being warned that the M4 will be closed from 8pm this evening (Friday, August 14) through to 6am on Monday, August 17, to allow for a new bridge...
Read moreDetailsA PLAN to build 57 new homes in Sonning, as part of a “retirement village”, have been panned by the former prime minister. Theresa May, who lives in the village,...
Read moreDetailsALL STUDENTS at Leighton Park School received at least a pass in their A-levels – 69% of them achieved A*-B grades, while 17.4% of the grades were A*, almost double...
Read moreDetails“I feel really proud that he saw the problem and wanted to do something about it. But I feel thoroughly depressed that we live somewhere that requires so much clearing...
Read moreDetailsCllr Halsall said that the current coronavirus situation saw his team take their eye off the ball.
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS from Luckley House School will be going to a range of universities including Oxford, Brighton, and a performing arts school. The Wokingham school said that a third of its...
Read moreDetailsVIRTUALLY every pupil at the Piggott School in Twyford passed their A-levels, with nearly nine in 10 students receiving at least a C grade. The results, headteacher Derren Gray said,...
Read moreDetailsSIXTY students at Bracknell and Wokingham College are celebrating their A-level results today. Successes included the accounting department, mathematics, law and physics students all passing, with grades above the national...
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