Hawkedon Primary School got involved in raising money for comic relief through setting a homework challenge of 'Super-Anything-Athon' This year's Comic Relief was based around superheroes and the children had...
Read moreDetailsIT’S GOOD news for anybody considering flexible working post-pandemic. Arena Business Centres, the flexible office space provider, is moving to Winnersh Triangle next month as part of an £8 million...
Read moreDetailsMrs Ciccazzo, Forest School English teacher recently asked her Year 10 class to write a poem about Lockdown. The response she got was truly fantastic; the poetry was moving, honest...
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates THE LABOUR candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner...
Read moreDetailsGCSE student Samuel Palmer, 16, was extremely relieved to get a negative Covid-19 test just before he started back at The Piggott School last month. In his own words, here...
Read moreDetailsTHE LIBERAL Democrat group has accused the borough council of “not being honest” about progress in the plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. Cllr Sarah Kerr, Liberal Democrat spokesperson...
Read moreDetailsCHANGE is on the horizon for a Thames Valley law firm. Manisha Bhula is gearing up to become a new partner in Blandy & Blandy later this year, after spending...
Read moreDetailsANYBODY looking for business advice will soon get a helping hand. Fortus, an advice and accountancy company, is strengthening its southern roots by merging with HJS Accountants in neighbouring Reading....
Read moreDetailsOn Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates POLICE visibility in the community is the main...
Read moreDetailsWescott Infants School pupils celebrated the return to school last month with a World Book Day celebration, dressing up as favourite fictional characters. They held their celebration in two parts....
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