Taylor Wimpey deliver women in construction sessions to Berkshire schools
PUPILS from schools in Wokingham and Crowthorne were among those finding out about opportunities for women in construction industry.
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Childhood trauma support for every Wokingham school
Teachers are urged to sign up now
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Volunteers love working with ABC to read
Join the team to help make more 'best moments'
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Wokingham performing arts students shine on West End stage
Stagecoach youngsters showcased their creative skills
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Wokingham Toastmasters speechless after record success
Two group members will compete in the national finals next month
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Stars of the future: WASMA gives hundreds of children the chance to shine
Youngsters fill the Hexagon Theatre with music, song, and dance
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Trust chosen to run Barkham SEND schools
The two schools will be based alongside each other at Rooks Nest Farm.
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Objections against Riseley school plans
The proposed school would meet the needs of about 64 children with autistic spectrum disorders.
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Schools join forces to create new trust
Ten Wokingham and Reading schools have joined forces to co-found and co-construct a new multi-academy trust.
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