FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: John Redwood takes residents for granted
For decades, John Redwood has taken the people of Wokingham for granted. He has focused instead on his passion for privatising our public services
Read moreDetailsFor decades, John Redwood has taken the people of Wokingham for granted. He has focused instead on his passion for privatising our public services
Read moreDetailsIt seems like every day a news item reminds us how much damage the Conservatives have done.
Read moreDetailsSomething unexpected happened to me in on the Friday before the local elections. I tripped, fell and broke my hip
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is hosting a public consultation on a draft of the Community Vision. The consultation runs until June 28
Read moreDetailsThree ways to make Wokingham a better place thanks to Wokingham Volunteer Centre
Read moreDetailsON MAY Day Holiday Monday, Wokingham was taken over by the annual May Fayre.
Read moreDetailsTwyford Drama's The Mr. Misty Mystery, became demystified thanks to the skills of the play's director Jocelyn Robinson
Read moreDetailsEvery now and again life will throw a massive change at us. Sometimes that change is exciting and other times, it can fill us with anxiety and fear.
Read moreDetailsThis time of the year with cup finals and play-offs is when the result will often rely on what the Laws of the Game used to call 'Kicks from the
Read moreDetailsThank you to everyone across the Borough who voted in the elections earlier this month
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