Elections every four years? Shake-up proposed for Wokingham’s democracy
LOCAL ELECTIONS could be held in Wokingham every four years, with every seat up for grabs.
Read moreDetailsLOCAL ELECTIONS could be held in Wokingham every four years, with every seat up for grabs.
Read moreDetailsChildren at Hawkedon Primary School enjoyed an Eco Day earlier this month. The aims was to get pupils thinking about climate change.
Read moreDetailsThe Ridgeway Primary School, in Hill Brow, had a special visit from Keysight Technologies, which has offices in Winnersh Triangle and Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsCllr Prue Bray, Liberal Democrat lead for education, and councillor for Winnersh said it was an “utter disgrace” for the Government to delay the plans.
Read moreDetailsTWO of the borough's MPs have written to the secretary of state for education over delays to a Winnersh school.
Read moreDetailsPUPILS across Berkshire are being encouraged to write to their MP ? by an MP ahead of the COP26 meeting
Read moreDetailsActivate Learning, which runs a range of school across Berkshire, will see Gary Headland become its new CEO next year.
Read moreDetailsOak Tree School, for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), was due to open in Winnersh in September 2022.
Read moreDetailsREADING has been ranked second in the top 10 UK towns for business start-ups, and Metro Bank is offering its support.
Read moreDetailsThe council's plan to be net carbon zero by 2030 may have to be revisited in light of the current financial pressures.
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