Council releases more details on Grazeley garden town plan
Yesterday the borough council announced a proposal to build a new 15,000 home eco-town in Grazeley as part of the Local Plan.
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Lower Earley church to hold live nativity experience – with animals – tomorrow
A CHURCH in Lower Earley is preparing to welcome all creatures great and small this Sunday as it celebrates Christmas. Taking place from 2pm to 5pm, the Nativity Experience Live!...
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Jungle queen Jacqueline helps children get #ReindeerReady for Christmas Day
YOUNGSTERS who want to get ready for Santa are being given a helping hand thanks to a jungle queen. Actor Jacqueline Jossa, who portrayed Lauren Branning in the BBC TV...
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Schoolchildren join together to perform community concert
Three hundred children from Wokingham Borough schools performed in a dazzling carol concert earlier this month.
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VOTE 2019: Matt Rodda thanks voters and vows to campaign against a hard Brexit, austerity and vows to tackle the climate emergency
MATT RODDA has spoked of his gratitude to Reading East voters for re-electing him as their MP for the second time. He held on to his seat with an increased...
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VOTE 2019: Reading East sticks with Labour's Matt Rodda
MATT RODDA has held on to his Reading East seat - polling just slightly more than he did two years ago. And bucking the national trend, the Conservative party share...
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VOTE 2019: Date set for Reading East hustings
WITH the December 12 general election looming ever closer, an opportunity to grill the candidates standing in Reading East will take place early next month. Organised by Churches Together in...
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Waverley, St Dominic Savio and Aldryngton all feature in The Sunday Times Parent Power 2019 lists for country’s best schools
A PREP school in Finchampstead is one of the best in the UK according to new data published in today’s Sunday Times – and two of the borough’s primary schools...
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Remembrance Sunday across Wokingham borough 2019
FOLLOWING last year’s special remembrance parades to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War, the borough is making preparations for this year’s services and parades. Most...
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Chris Mason makes his debut as new host of BBC’s Any Questions? show with University of Reading recording
A flagship BBC programme drew what’s thought to be a record audience of 540 people to see a historic broadcast at Reading University. Radio 4’s lively Any Questions? programme last...
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