Wokingham borough council launches bike helmet campaign on national cycle to work day
One London study found that those not wearing a helmet were significantly more likely to suffer a skull fracture or traumatic brain injury.
Read moreDetailsOne London study found that those not wearing a helmet were significantly more likely to suffer a skull fracture or traumatic brain injury.
Read moreDetailsAlexandra House has now been renamed to Southgate House by the council to help the brokers to maintain some continuity in their new location.
Read moreDetailsThe new centre will feature two pools; a larger fitness suite and specialist group cycling studio; large studios; a four-court sports hall which can convert into a 400 seat performance...
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Read moreDetailsThe council scrapped the scheme on Saturday, but has now relaunched it for free. It requires personal trainers and coaches to have public liability insurance up to £10 million, a...
Read moreDetails“We are very concerned about the sale of masks for babies and want to alert parents and carers to the dangers around masks for these infants."
Read moreDetailsThe secretary of state for education has appointed The Keys Academy Trust to run the 210-place school in Emmbrook.
Read moreDetailsCreativity is key for participants of a new art project run by the University of Reading. ArtLab, led by staff and students from the institution’s School of Art, is providing...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM man who was carrying a hammer and drugs when police stopped his car has been jailed. James Eveleigh, 25 and from Reading Road in Wokingham, appeared at Reading...
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