Forest School pupils pay tribute to the Queen
A WINNERSH school was one of many to pause to pay their respects to the Queen.
Read moreDetailsA WINNERSH school was one of many to pause to pay their respects to the Queen.
Read moreDetailsKIND-hearted pubgoers in Hurst helped raise £3,750 for a cancer charity ? including £175 paid for a signed Manchester United football
Read moreDetailsA Reading-based housebuilder has sponsored a local table tennis club which has produced players who have competed at the Olympics
Read moreDetailsA CONSTRUCTION firm is gearing up to build a new self-storage facility in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsthis week's list features acts that will be appearing at Wokingham Festival between Saturday and Monday.
Read moreDetailsProtestors targeted children and parents at family reading events conducted by Aida H Dee, a drag queen and children's author, on Wednesday, August 24
Read moreDetailsA BUSINESS group is preparing for its next meeting, and it will be different in format to its usual gathering.
Read moreDetailsTHE RESILIENCE of teenagers sitting this year's A-levels has been praised by the headteacher of Bulmershe School.
Read moreDetailsWITH two thirds of them achieving A*-B grades at A Level, pupils at a school in Earley are celebrating today. Maiden Erlegh School students’ grades are significantly higher overall than...
Read moreDetailsMembers of a local amateur dramatics group will be thinking of Christmas when they get together next week
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