A Wokingham councillor has claimed he was 'barred' from presenting 'critical' information on a controversial housing development in a recent meeting.
Read moreDetailsNew national housing targets reveal Wokingham will have to build 500 new homes a year, while targets to Bracknell increase proposed home builds by 200
Read moreDetailsMore youngsters can take part in the sport thanks to new equipment
Read moreDetailsSave the date for a fun brain-teasing evening
Read moreDetails'This is my calling in life,' says the Bluebird team member
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council hosted a visit from he new minister for children and families.
Read moreDetailsThe free event is be inspired by the Olympic games.
Read moreDetailsChoir member Dave Donaldson shares his thoughts
Read moreDetailsTHREE weeks into his new role as MP Clive Jones, speaking in the Houses of Parliament, said: "It is actually 50 years since I first came here
Read moreDetailsTake a break to hear poems and stories read out loud
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