Local learning disability charity receives charitable donation
The latest news from Promise Inclusion as seen in Wokingham.Today of January 14, 2021.
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A life-saving gift for a Shinfield school
Alger Grove, in Shinfield, has received a life-saving defibrillator donation.
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Two local jewellery teachers are taking a shine to writing
Two local jewellery teachers are launching a book next month.
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Help shape Wokingham’s SEND strategy
Wokingham Borough Council is asking residents to help shape its services for young people in need.
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Anonymous donor makes it a very happy Christmas
Nirvana Spa, in Sindlesham, received a £1,000 donation to help The Giving Tree.
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‘It’s all coming together nicely’ at Crosfields School
Construction resumed in earnest last week on a new Senior School building at Crosfields School.
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New crossing planned for Dinton Pastures entrance
A consultation has been launched for a new traffic light crossing at the Dinton Pastures entrance.
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Broadband from the skies for Wokingham
One satellite company hopes to speed broadband up in Wokingham.
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Parents praise for school’s online learning switch
Hurst's Dolphin School has been praised for its quick switch to online learning.
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Wokingham is deemed a runner’s paradise
Wokingham has been named the best place to exercise in the UK.
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