Forest School pupils help Link Visiting Scheme
A MUFTI day to raise money for The Link Visiting Scheme charity had an extremely personal poignance for one teacher at ...
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Life is just colorful for ex-Forest pupil Dave
A FORMER Forest School student is realising his dream of being a professional musician - after moving to the USA ...
Wokingham mum Emma is ready for her catwalk turn
A MOTHER who is battling secondary breast cancer has been picked to take part in a glittering fashion show in ...
LIVE: A-Level Results Day as it happens across Wokingham borough
THE day is finally here! As hundreds of young people across Wokingham borough open their exam result envelopes, we will ...
Travellers move horses and caravans into school grounds – bailiffs called to move them on
Bailiffs have been called in to a secondary school - after travellers moved in. This summer, Wokingham borough has seen ...
Marcus Willis sets up Roger Federer Wimbledon clash with stunning debut victory
FORMER Wokingham schoolboy Marcus Willis produced a huge shock to beat Ricardas Berankis, a man ranked over 700 places higher ...
Mum demands fair deal for Wokingham borough’s underfunded schools
A MOTHER of two from Wokingham is calling on the Government to provide more funding for the borough’s schools. Annabel ...
Royals ace Jake goes back to school
READING Football Clubs ace centre-back Jake Cooper, 20, went back to school on Thursday October 1. Jake was revisiting Forest School ...
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