Young people of all abilities can sing with Berkshire Music Trust
Youngsters with complex needs can make music online
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Minister visits Wokingham
Care minister, Stephen Kinnock MP, was in Wokingham earlier this week.
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Crowthorne Co-op set for relaunch
The reopening follows a major programme of works and improvements to 'totally transform' the store.
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Councillor resigns after four months
A Wokingham Borough councillor has stepped down from her role with immediate effect.
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Can you help the poppy appeal?
Anyone with spare time is being urged to contact organiser David Dunham.
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Call for young people to have your say
Wokingham Borough Council is seeking views of 11 to 19-year-olds.
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Queen Anne’s School Welcomes new Deputy Head Academic
Ben Stephenson steps into the role from that of director of Sixth Form.
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Town centre gym at risk of closure
Wokingham Borough Council has warned that BXGFit in Peach Place is 'not financially viable'.
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Police and Crime Commissioner sets out strategy for increased road safety
Matthew Barber is looking to strengthen collaboration between multiple agencies who manage road networks in the new Road Safety Strategy.
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Uni of Reading study suggests prebiotics could be used to reduce inflammation
A study has been published featuring research by the University of Reading showing prebiotic supplements can reduce inflammation.
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