The Forest School welcomes first ever intake of girls
The Forest School welcomes new co-ed yr 7 pupils with croissants for breakfast
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‘Care home’ plans for Winnersh approved
A care home will open in Winnersh despite concerns from neighbours.
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Healthcare giant boost for Wokingham Borough
Switzerland-based Lonza has purchased a plot in Thames Valley Park.
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Park and ride buses to return
The weekday bus service between Winnersh Triangle and Reading is returning next week
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MP visits Winnersh business
Wokingham MP Clive Jones visited Winnersh-based firm tepeo.
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Big Sisters help teen girls break sport barriers
New Places Leisure project aims to get girls sport ready
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Winnersh Park & Ride to see £1 returns, including parking, from next week
Reading Borough Council has announced that it is offering an introductory price for buses serving a new Park & Ride in Winnersh
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Approval for school entrance changes
Approval for the work at Forest School has been granted.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Old Trafford beckons for Cam
Cam made his international debut for Scotland under-15s against Spain, and has recently signed for Manchester United FC.
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