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GCSE results 2026 – Waingels celebrates best results in a decade
Students' attainments reflect the ambition, committment and hard work of the school community
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GCSE results 2026: Bulmershe School celebrates record results for second year running
The Bulmershe School is celebrating its best-ever GCSE results, with the school ranking among the top 25% nationally for student progress
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Choir promises a feast of a capella music in Wokingham
Thames Valley Chorus presents A Harvest of Harmony
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A-level results 2026: Waingels Sixth Form students celebrate outstanding results
Students have made exceptional progress, says the school
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A-level results 2026: The Bulmershe School celebrates as record results lead to Oxford and Cambridge places
Students at The Bulmershe School are celebrating one of the most successful years in the history of its sixth form
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‘Waste of money’: Residents slam controversial Woodley cycle lane project
Work to create cycle lanes in Woodley has been slammed as 'a waste of money' and 'disastrous' by neighbours.
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Grab a blanket and be entertained in Woodley
Woodley town council's popular Picnic in the Park returns on Saturday.
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Could assisted dying still become law? MPs to vote again
The introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
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Opening point for Woodley United
Woodley United manager Eliot Whitehouse declared himself pleased with his side's opening day performance.
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‘Diabolical’: Fury as parking charges planned for Woodley park
Parking charges are coming to help pay for the transformation of green space into a country park in Woodley.
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