Sonning woman resigns from job
A WOMAN from Sonning handed in her resignation this morning. She has given two weeks' notice to her employers and announced her departure quite publicly, on the steps of the...
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New careers hub will help pupils plan their futures
A NEW careers hub will link up schools and colleges with potential employers and further education opportunities. Initially, 20 schools across the county will take part in the scheme which...
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Who’s who on the new Wokingham Borough Council executive
One of the first acts that new Wokingham borough council leader did was to name his front bench team. Cllr John Halsall was elected as leader of the Conservatives group...
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Liberal Democrats announce their shadow executive
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS doubled their number of councillors in May’s local elections, going from eight to 16. This has been reflected in a shake-up of its team on Wokingham Borough...
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Wokingham Liberal Democrats will put pressure on Conservatives over housing numbers
THE LEADER of the Liberal Democrats, Cllr Lindsay Ferris said that his enlarged party would fight the housing numbers being forced on the borough by the Government. In his leader’s...
Read moreDetails‘If Wokingham can’t convince Government to change housing numbers, we’ll use litigation’ – hard hitting action promised by new council leader
IN HIS maiden speech as leader of the council, Cllr John Halsall pledged to take action on climate change and housing numbers. The Ruscombe councillor was elected unanimously by the...
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New Wokingham Borough Mayor Cllr Bill Soane to support Debra
THE NEW mayor of Wokingham Borough Council, Cllr Bill Soane, said that his charity of the year would be Crowthorne-based Debra. In his first speech as mayor, the Woodley-based councillor...
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Wokingham Borough Mayor raises £24,000 for Woodley charity
OUTGOING Wokingham Borough Mayor Cllr John Kaiser praised residents for their support during his past municipal year as they helped him raise more than £24,000 for charity. In his closing...
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PRESS PACK: Oaklands Infants School pupils enjoy a special art week
OAKLANDS Infants School held its annual arts week last week. The Crowthorne school encourage its pupils to get creative through a series of special events. Sculptor Tim Davis visited to...
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Binfield teenagers arrested following Wokingham burglaries
TWO teenagers have been arrested following some burglaries in Wokingham. They cannot be named for legal reasons. A 17-year-old from Binfield was arrested on Thursday, May 16 on suspicion of...
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