FROM THE OPPOSITION: Under Labour, things only get worse
This week inflation rose to 3% - a ten-month high. This means higher prices and further pain for household finances, thanks to the Labour Chancellor
Read moreDetailsThis week inflation rose to 3% - a ten-month high. This means higher prices and further pain for household finances, thanks to the Labour Chancellor
Read moreDetailsAs Executive Member for Business and Economic Development I wanted to give you an overview of some of our work to date.
Read moreDetailsAt the Wokingham Wade Day Centre, there's a wonderful variety of activities and entertainment available for everyone that comes. Upon arriving for the day, you'll be treated to a delicious...
Read moreDetailsKirsti Harvey, Blandy & Blandy The new year is naturally a time to both reflect and to look ahead, and a good opportunity to ensure that your affairs are in...
Read moreDetailsThe sweet science. The fight game. The noble art. The greatest sport of all time? Let's explore that notion.
Read moreDetailsI wanted to say thank you to all the members of the community who worked to help get eligible pensioners up for pension tax credit before Christmas.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat leadership have started listening to Conservative councillors about their ludicrous parking charges
Read moreDetailsA dream magically came true for a panto writer and director.
Read moreDetailsThis week I have spent more time at playing fields than I have in many years, having been a staunch refuser of participation in organised sports
Read moreDetailsAt the last Council meeting, my colleague Cllr Peter Harper submitted a petition to the Council to calling for changes to the new round abouts
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