FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: Highest level of taxation since 1948
Under today's Conservative government we have the highest level of taxation since 1948.
Read moreDetailsUnder today's Conservative government we have the highest level of taxation since 1948.
Read moreDetailsSince the local elections in May it has been an incredible honour to represent my ward of Shinfield North and the wider Shinfield community
Read moreDetailsRAMS RFC made it back-to-back league wins in NAtional One with a spectacular six-try victory in a clinical second-half display to claim a bonus point
Read moreDetailsThink of all those picnics, He must have endured: "The food is make-believe 'n' I'm feeling ... rather bored!"
Read moreDetailsThe tough times faced by consumers were reflected in August and October this year by significant drops in retail spending, which hit town centres
Read moreDetailsIn Wokingham Borough, we are fortunate to have a large number of good people who put themselves out to help others
Read moreDetailsReading/Wokingham Today took a ringside seat as more than 60 novice boxers fought themselves to exhaustion for charity.
Read moreDetailsEverybody seems to be attacking VAR these days, especially managers of teams that have lost their games.
Read moreDetailsLast week the Conservative Government announced more money for roads across the country ? in total £8.3 billion
Read moreDetailsViolence against women and girls (VAWG) is a fundamental human rights violation which harms the lives of millions.
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