TEENAGER Libby Allen was looking forward to her school prom, but the day passed without a disco ball in sight. Like thousands of students across the borough, Libby’s lessons at...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGN has been launched to help save local independent news publishers – of which Wokingham.Today is one. Research has found that independent news providers – known as hyperlocal titles...
Read moreDetailsYOUR favourite weekly newspaper has been given an emergency grant from the Public Interest News Foundation. In all, 89 organisations applied for £3,000 funding, which was supported by the Joseph...
Read moreDetailsTHE FIRST Wokingham Pride has been taking place today, online and with a socially distanced gathering in Market Place. Members and allies of the gay community – LGBTQ+ – gathered...
Read moreDetailsTHE GRUB Club has helped hundreds of households through the pandemic — and now they need help finding a new home. The Norreys-based food hub, which launched last summer to...
Read moreDetailsCONGESTION and a loss of disabled parking have been cited as two reasons why a trial into the potential pedestrianisation of Wokingham town centre has been put on hold. Last...
Read moreDetails“The theatre is my tribe. It’s where I belong” An Arborfield schoolboy bullied for his love of musical theatre has won the hearts of the nation with his anti-bullying campaign,...
Read moreDetailsTHE coronavirus has seen a Woodley-based business have extra, extra business – now you can read all about it. Every morning, a team from Brightons News collect, sort and deliver...
Read moreDetailsREADY for Pride – this morning council leader John Halsall raised a rainbow up Wokingham Borough Council’s flagpole ahead of tomorrow’s celebration. This year is the first time that a...
Read moreDetailsSECONDARY schools across the borough are benefitting from a new partnership from a local pharmaceutical company. Boehringer Ingelheim has teamed up with STEM Learning, the UK's largest provider of education...
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