KEY STAGE THREE youngsters from a Bracknell school recently had a chance to take on a Dragon’s Den-style panel thanks to a local housebuilder. Legal and General Homes – which...
Read moreDetailsMORE THAN 1,400 jobs will be created for local people says housing developer over building plans for this year. David Wilson Homes are due to build 718 new homes in...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS can learn how a house is built from start to finish by visiting a new home — with exposed walls and piping — in Wokingham. Built by Bovis Homes,...
Read moreDetailsFOUR HUNDRED new homes may replace Wokingham business parks. This comes as 38 new apartments were approved at last week’s planning meeting. The Fishponds Road site was previously home to...
Read moreDetailsANDY Croy, Leader of the Labour Group on Wokingham Borough Council said: “The plan will come as a devastating blow to Shinfield residents and the Parish council. They have been...
Read moreDetailsHAD IT gone ahead, Wokingham Borough Council would have been accused of signing away rights to determine where new roads and transport links would go. And the plans include an...
Read moreDetailsWokingham will be like a London suburb if the new local plan to build 15,000 homes goes ahead. That‘s the verdict of Cllr Clive Jones, Deputy Leader for Wokingham Liberal...
Read moreDetailsThe course hopes will provide attendees with knowledge, skills and confidence to support someone struggling with their mental health.
Read moreDetailsA PROVIDER of education for teenagers has been shortlisted for two national awards. Activate Learning – which runs Bracknell & Wokingham College and Reading College, among others, is on the...
Read moreDetailsCould your new year’s resolution involve digging an old flute out the attic or wiping the dust off a piano that’s been sitting in your lounge for years? A local...
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