WOKINGHAM Borough Council's extraordinary meeting of the planning committee has been cancelled. The committee were due to discuss planning application O/2014/2179 for up to 1,500 new homes and accompanying infrastructure and facilities...
Read moreDetailsTHE borough council says it must find £4 million of budget cuts and is launching a month-long consultation to allow residents to have their say. Special drop-in sessions will be...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Town Hall’s previous life as a police and fire station was recreated as part of this year’s Heritage Open Day. The Market Place building opened its doors on Sunday...
Read moreDetailsYesterday, Parliament held a debate about assisted dying – the bill has been dubbed the right to die law and was the first vote on the issue in nearly two...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S former MP has been named as a possible sex offender in a series of newly disclosed documents relating to historic child abuse. The papers had previously been thought to...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM'S MP has called for the country to have a £12bn tax cut in the event of the UK leaving the European Union - enough to give every family an...
Read moreDetailsWoodley Town Council seats were up for election on Thursday, May 7. All but one seat went to the Conservatives - the Liberal Democrats took the other. The votes were being...
Read moreDetailsI WILL be honest: my knowledge of American politics before the mid-90s is poor at best. In fact, like most children of the 1980s I imagine, most of my education...
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