From the MP: Fixing our Broken NHS
My top priority when I stood for election to be Wokingham's MP was to help fix our broken NHS. Whether it is the Royal Berkshire Hospital,
Read moreDetailsMy top priority when I stood for election to be Wokingham's MP was to help fix our broken NHS. Whether it is the Royal Berkshire Hospital,
Read moreDetailsThis week, I want to reflect not on council strategies or policies, but on the tone of public discussion.
Read moreDetailsIn the last few weeks there has been much about the new Labour Government's first hundred days in office.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council receives less core revenue support from central government, per head of population, than any other
Read moreDetailsAre you - or a friend, family member, or neighbour - a pensioner living on a low income? Please read this article ? you or your
Read moreDetailsThe temperature has definitely dropped and many of us have turned up the thermostat. Yet, for some people the cost of heating is a real concern.
Read moreDetailsOn a beautiful late summer day, Shinfield Cricket Club brought its 2024 season to a close with the much-anticipated Junior Awards
Read moreDetailsThe Masters competition of Theale Golf club is only open to those members who have won during the season a Board competition, that is to say
Read moreDetailsRELIEVED Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds admitted Rams were far from their best as they battled to a 10-6 National One success at Bishop's Stortford.
Read moreDetailsRELIEVED Director of Rugby Seb Reynolds admitted Rams were far from their best as they battled to a 10-6 National One success at Bishop's Stortford.
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