Council agrees leave policy for new parent members
The newly passed leave policy will be implemented by the council at "the earliest opportunity".
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Lower Earley care home appoints new general manager
A LOWER EARLEY care home has appointed a new general manager.
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New appointments at Thames Valley planning consultancy Lichfields support growing client base and expansion
A Thames Valley planning and development consultancy firm has announced two new appointments as it plans to expand.
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COUNCIL FINANCES: Potential areas highlighted for investment
The cost of these investments is more than £1 million.
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Rooks Nest nominated as site for new SEND school
At an executive meeting last month, the council agreed plans to apply for funding for two new SEND schools.
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Better Never Stops culture to remain at heart of Waingels says new head teacher
Lindsey Humber was appointed as the new headteacher at Waingels in September this year.
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Wokingham Borough Council considering cuts to plug £4 million gap
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is considering a number of cuts as it looks to plug a multi-million pound hole in its budget.
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Smart Works Reading raises £6,000 at fundraiser with former Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman
AN event that saw a former editor of Vogue share insights into her 25-year stint editing the fashion magazine has raised £6,000 for charity.
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The Scary Guy by name but not by nature
The Scary Guy delivered a range of assemblies to students at Holme Grange School from Monday, October 10.
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Bracknell and Wokingham College students discover more about the history of harvest and help a foodbank in the process
STUDENTS at a Bracknell-based college took part in a harvest celebration, including donating to a foodbank
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