‘Disappointing’ rise in insolvencies
Insolvency-related activity increased by more than 23% in Berkshire and the south east.
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Wokingham volunteer smashes 70th birthday swim challenge
Anne's ambitious feat supports My Cancer My Choices
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Man jailed for stealing vehicles in Wokingham and Bracknell
A man has been jailed for 118 months and disqualified from driving for 39 months for using stolen vehicles in Wokingham and Bracknell.
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Wokingham Theatre watches the weather anxiously
Its latest production, Pressure, is a tense true story
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Bracknell objects to ‘harmful’ Wokingham homes plans
The two councils have clashed over the plans.
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Wokingham schoolgirls built catapults and made spaghetti towers as part of a STEM study day in Bracknell
The secondary school pupils broadened their knowledge at Bracknell and Wokingham College
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Church Notes
With the spring comes hope
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Discover local history in Wokingham
A local expert can help with queries about former times
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Concerns over SEN expansion plans
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a new unit at Radstock Primary School in Earley.
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Oakbank looks to Greenshaw Learning Trust
The trust is the Department for Education's preferred sponsor.
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