Council staff in Wokingham to receive 1.75% pay increase to help with cost of living
WOKINGHAM council staff will receive a 1.75% pay increase to help with the cost of living
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From the Chamber: Elect your own Shirley
That the park is saved in its entirety for the use of residents is down to the hard of my ward colleague, Councillor Shirley Boyt.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Extraordinary goings on in the council chamber
The Extraordinary council meeting was indeed extraordinary. The debate was whether we have local elections once every 4 years or not
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Wokingham’s newest school welcomes prospective parents for its first open event
WOKINGHAM'S newest school welcomed prospective parents last week, but they will have to wait a while before their child turns up for lessons
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POETRY CORNER: Forget-me-not
Do you remember Our holiday by the sea ?
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New Lib Dem-run council to hold consultation of future of Wokingham’s doorstep rubbish collections
THE FUTURE of Wokingham?s doorstep waste collections will be put up for a residents? consultation according to the new Lib Dem-run executive.
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New executive approve updated anti-poverty strategy aimed at helping struggling Wokingham residents
WOKINGHAM?S new anti-poverty strategy has been approved by the new Liberal Democrat-run executive at its first meeting.
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Resident’s call for clarity over Hall Farm housing proposal in Wokingham’s new local plan
A CALL for clarity of the status of Hall Farm in the new local plan for Wokingham borough?s housing numbers has been sought by a member of the public
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‘Wokingham borough has serious budget issues’ warns new council leader Clive Jones
?THERE IS much for the new Liberal Demcorat administration to do ? including serious budget issues that need addressing.?
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Michael Gove promises to visit Wokingham to discuss housing numbers
MICHAEL GOVE has told the new leader of Wokingham Borough Council that he will pay a visit to discuss housing numbers.
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