VOTE 2019: Sir John Redwood: ‘I feel I give a good service and it will be judged in the ballot box’
“I’M NOT merely a full-time MP, I regard it as way of life not just as job,” said Conservative candidate Sir John Redwood.
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VOTE 2019: Alastair Campbell teams up with football commentator Clive Tyldesley to guest on Dr Phillip Lee’s podcast … recorded in an Earley pub
IT’S the most unusual recording studio yet. An Earley pub was pressed into action for the recording of a new podcast. On Thursday, November 28, journalist Alistair Campbell visited The...
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Bracknell tech company receives two national awards.
A Bracknell business has been awarded for its excellence in the field of IT. Google Cloud Services Provider Ancoris was presented with the prizes for Services Company of the Year...
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VOTE 2019: Conservative minister pledges 30% discount and lifetime mortgage rates for first-time buyers if party wins election
A NEW Conservative government would provide first-time buyers with a 30% homebuying discount and mortgages that would have a fixed rate for the duration of the loan. And the party...
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Sir John Redwood responds to the open letter to Wokingham residents
The Wokingham Paper has published a hostile advert and a set of negative questions to me which deserve a reply
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VOTE 2019: YouGov poll suggests Reading East and Wokingham will be tight races (Bracknell and Maidenhead less so)
A NEW poll issued tonight appears to confirms that both Reading East and Wokingham are tight contests in the 2019 General Election
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Rural businesses invited to apply for new government grant.
Berkshire-based rural businesses are invited to apply for part of a £35 million rural growth grant recently launched by the government. The government’s Growth Programme- open to small, micro, and...
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TONY JOHNSON: Thin gruel
Gruel is a thinner version of porridge and has historically been a staple of the Western diet, especially for peasants (according to Wikipedia). Thin gruel however has virtually no substance...
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Customers of Wokingham’s Nationwide make fantastic donation to Poppy Appeal
NORMALLY people visit a bank to make withdrawals, but kind-hearted visitors to Nationwide in Wokingham have given very generously to the Poppy Appeal. More than £1,200 was donated via the...
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VOTE 2019: People’s Vote activists to target Wokingham today
LAST night, millions of viewers watched four political leaders do battle with members of the public in a BBC Question Time special – today, Wokingham constituents will be visited by...
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