A-LEVELS 2020: More than half of pupils at Luckley House, Wokingham obtain A*-B grades
All students at Luckley House received grades A*-D in this year’s A-levels – and more than half of these grades ...
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Campaigners against Woodcray Meadows home plan vow to save ‘unspoilt countryside’
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Residents fears over Wokingham school’s sports field plan
WORRIED residents claim plans by a private school for a floodlit sports pitch could lead to hundreds of house being ...
Wokingham Film Society joins space race
A FILM about the space race in the 1960s is the focus of the Wokingham Film Society’s first November screening. ...
LIVE: GCSE results day across Wokingham borough 2017
IT is GCSE Results Day! As Wokingham's youngsters prepare themselves for further education, an apprenticeship or employment, we will be ...
Well presented two-bedroom home close to great schools
A well-presented two-bedroom home is being offered to the market by Martin & Co’s Wokingham branch. Situated to the south ...
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