FORMER Sky Sports presenter Simon Thomas opened a memorial garden to his late wife, a day before the first anniversary of her death. On Friday, November 23, together with his...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that helps children and young people with additional needs to attend mainstream activities is celebrating after receiving a grand donation. The Shanly Foundation visited the Woodley offices of...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM school is celebrating as its new vision has been rewarded with strong praise from Ofsted. Two years ago, Keep Hatch Primary School in Ashridge Road was judged to...
Read moreDetailsA DANCE school for disabled children is asking Wokingham Paper readers to help it waltz off with a major cash prize. Dozens of young people, including youngsters from across Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsA YOUTH charity is putting the fight against drugs centre stage. Soulscape will use the arts including music, drama and film-making to help young people steer clear of alcohol and...
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYADiAiJHKM&feature=youtu.be The 2018 MERL Annual Lecture is no ordinary annual lecture. This year the University of Reading museum famous for its absolute unit tweets on social media will be presenting...
Read moreDetailsSTUDENTS at one of the borough’s newest schools have been kitted out with some of the newest technology thanks to makers of one of the newest developments in the borough....
Read moreDetailsExam Hall, a poem by Leon Riccio from the Forest Academy from The Wokingham Paper's Press Pack page
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM learning institution for under fives is celebrating after receiving a Good accolade from Ofsted.
Read moreDetailsToday is A Level results day and pupils in schools across Wokingham borough - and just over the border - are celebrating their grades. We'll be bringing you updates from...
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