New Wokingham primary school given name after patron saint of music
The 210 place school at Matthewsgreen will be called St Cecilia’s Church of England Primary School. It has been named ...
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New primary school won’t open this September warns Wokingham Borough Council
“Opening the new school in 2021 in these circumstances would create a range of risks to children and their education ...
First modules for new primary school in Matthews Green arrive
“It’s great to see the buildings taking shape now the modules have arrived on site at Matthews Green,” Cllr UllaKarin ...
Church reveals why it pulled out of centre plan for Matthewsgreen development
Growth means planned community centre wouldn't be big enough A CHURCH that had been appointed to run a new community ...
Call for investigation after new Scout hut hopes dashed
An investigation has been called for into why a Scout group’s request for a new headquaters site on a large ...
Hopes for new Emmbrook Scout hut dashed by council
A Wokingham scout group’s plan for a new headquarters for more than 250 young people has been turned down by ...
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