Featured

The fifth Annual Dolphin School Book Festival (BookFest) will take place on Saturday, May 18, giving the opportunity for the school’s students, their families and the wider community to meet...

TEENAGERS may enjoy listening to The Prodigy’s Firestarter, but for those more interested in being a fire stopper a new course will be just up their street. Royal Berkshire Fire...

AN OFSTED inspection into the special needs provision across Wokingham borough has uncovered ‘significant concerns’ and said that many areas of the council’s work has been ‘poor’. The results were...

Vegetables are great for curries and this dish is one of my favourites. Ingredients for 4 500g Mushrooms of choice finely sliced. Peel before if needed 1 Large white onion...

Pupils, staff and parents created innovative outfits by upcycling old clothes and using recycled packaging and took them to the catwalk. The clothes were made by upcycling old items and...

On Wednesday April 17th Diane Bush took her place at the President’s table for her first meeting as the newly elected President. She welcomed members, guests, Angela Thomas and the...

It is nearly six full months since I took up the position of Chief Executive at Citizens Advice Wokingham - having joined mid-November 2018. I have really enjoyed my time...

Wokingham Borough libraries provide resources  and services to inspire and support learning and knowledge for all. Wokingham Libraries offers activities to help primary school aged children keep reading through the...

A LOCAL music festival is promising to go with a bang – thanks to a special fireworks finale. Marvellous is returning to Dinton Pastures in Hurst over the weekend of...

A PIANIST from the Royal College of Music was the special guest at an Arborfield church last week. And organisers said that Linda North’s recital was romantic. She appeared at...