Almost three-quarters of pupils at Maiden Erlegh School achieved a C grade or above in their A Levels this year. The school’s headteacher, Paul Gibson, said that he and his...
Read moreDetailsThe Bulmershe School has enjoyed its best-ever A Levels results this year, with a 99% pass rate and seeing all of its drama students obtain higher education places to read...
Read moreDetailsStudents from Wokingham borough schools and beyond have celebrated their A-level results today
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham care team has been named a Top 20 homecare provider for the South East. The Reading and Wokingham branch of Right at Home- which provides support for elderly...
Read moreDetailsBusinesses across the UK are invited to take part in a competition designed to soften the blow of Brexit. Trading experts and professional membership body Institute of Export & International...
Read moreDetailsDemand for commercial property in the South East is taking a downturn in the lead up to Brexit, according to the world's leading professional body for property. The Royal Institution...
Read moreDetailsA LARGE police presence has people in Wokingham puzzled last night, with many taking to social media to ask what was going on
Read moreDetailsA Wokingham garden centre is now under new management. Squire’s Garden Centres has bought Heathlands Garden Centre, which was previously owned by Wyevale.
Read moreDetailsBike thefts appear to be on the rise in Wokingham, after three separate incidents in the past fortnight
Read moreDetailsTHE CONSERVATIVES’ prospective candidate for Reading East, Craig Morley, says that the current incumbent, Matt Rodda “has been an awful MP” and blasted him for “spending little time helping local...
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