£600,000 boost for Berkshire film industry training as studios back new talent
The aim is to build on the local skills base and help people find viable routes into the screen industry.
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Community
Church Notes: Wokingham’s new road
Spotting the signs along the way
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Ashenbury Park gets new footpaths
Woodley walks are about to get easier
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Wokingham Town FC seek sponsors
The club, based at Lowther Road in Emmbrook, has more than 70 individual teams.
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850 homes plan in Wokingham Without to be decided
Developers are seeking outline permission for an extra 850 homes at Priors Farm.
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Changes approved for Wokingham pub
The brewery will carry out ground-floor alterations.
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Finchampstead based brewery becomes local charity champion
Double triumph for award winning brewers
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Free climate festival brings two weeks of events to Reading
There are plenty of free events to explore this month
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Sponsor revealed for Burghfield FC tournament
The tournament will welcome more than 240 teams and approximately 5,000 players, coaches, families and supporters across the two days.
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Could you be a puppy mum mum? Charity seeks more local volunteers
Guide Dogs celebrate special puppy litters during volunteer week
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