Church Notes: Praying for the nation’s leaders
Words from Wokingham churches comes from All Saints Church this week
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FROM THE LEADER: Local plans – aspiration and reality
Wokingham Borough Council's new local plan has almost completed its examination by government planning inspectors.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: The Wrong Priorities at the Worst Possible Time
It is becoming increasingly obvious that the Labour Government is intent on starving councils such as Wokingham of funding.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Labour has withdrawn over £43m from Wokingham Borough Council over next 3 years
The Labour Government has withdrawn over £43m from Wokingham Borough Council over the next 3 years.
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New Rams signing reveals why he couldn’t turn down the move
NEW Rams fly-half Ross McKay is buzzing to build new relationships after his arrival at Old Bath Road.
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FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBER: There’s no politician like Andy
Andy Burnham has certainly hit the ground running with a slew of measures to show the new Prime Minister means business.
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Church Notes: Could you love a local churchyard?
Words from All Saints Church
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Westminster Diary – MP Clive Jones: General Election Two Years on
A couple of weeks ago, the 4th of July marked the second anniversary of 2024's General Election.
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FROM THE LEADER: What does it mean for Wokingham?
This week has seen the arrival of a new prime minister, the fifth in as many years. What will Prime Minister Burnham do to help Wokingham Borough
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Schools and the council working together
School is over for the summer and now is a good time to reflect on everything that has happened in the past year.
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