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GOVERNMENT plans to dump more than 1,600 new homes a year on Wokingham borough have been labelled as ‘mystifying’ by a Wokingham councillor. A new white paper is proposing to...

HEALTHY BODIES can make good business sense, so a session next week will help. Dale Strickland-Clark will speak about the importance of a balanced gut when he addresses the virtual...

A 12-YEAR-OLD from Reading has been named a champion weather forecaster. Ruth Harper, who attends Kendrick School, took on the experts in a weather game run by the University of...

Nearly two-thirds of GCSE grades at Reddam House were 7-9 – the equivalent of A or A*.  It is the best set of results for the Sindlesham-based school, which continued...

ALMOST three quarters of students at Luckley House received GCSE grades of 7-9, with 10% of the pupils secured all 10 GCSEs at these grades.  This is the first of...

A RETIREMENT company is searching for new development sites in Wokingham town centre. Churchill Retirement Living is looking to develop empty retail units, commercial units, office blocks, car showrooms, pubs...

STUDENTS returned to Leighton Park for the first time since March to collect GCSE results and catch-up.  Due to a last-minute decision by the Pearson exam board, they couldn’t collect...

THERE was success across the ages at Reading College in this year’s GCSE results: nearly 90% of entrants achieved a pass.  That includes students taking full-time programmes or standalone maths...

MORE THAN half of GCSE results at Reading School were the top grade of 9.  And almost four in five grades were 9-8 – the equivalent of A* in the...

STUDENTS returned to Waingels College for the first time in weeks, so they could collect their GCSE results.  The Year 11 pupils kept a distance as they congratulated each other...