Local children remain at risk of falling through the gaps, Wokingham MP warns
He has warned this will not reach enough pupils locally and nationally.
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Major update on new Bohunt Wokingham Sixth Form
Work on the new Bohunt Wokingham sixth form building in Arborfield is progressing well.
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MP goes back to school
He was shown around by head teacher Nicola York, deputy head Chloe Liddiard and year six pupils.
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WIN-WIN alliance for two outstanding Wokingham organisations
WINdmill Primary and Wokingham In Need (WIN) celebrate new working partnership
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SEND hub plans for old library
The application seeks to convert the first floor to a post-16 SEND hub.
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Can you help Trading Standards?
Are you aged between 15 and 16 and looking for a volunteering opportunity to bolster your CV?
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Meet Wokingham’s new Youth MPs: Two Year 11s elected to speak for young people
Jasmine Dix of The Holt School in Wokingham and Laima Dhimitri of Maiden Erlegh School in Earley were picked by their peers.
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Former day centre sold by council
The former Westmead Day Centre on Rances Lane has being sold.
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Mayor opens new SEND unit
The new unit and playground at Radstock Primary School in Earley was officially opened.
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Wokingham teen achieves first ever coding black belt
Alexandre Lomondais has become the first-ever Black Belt Ninja at the coding group, Code Ninjas Wokingham
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