Wokingham’s next generation of politicians welcomed to Westminster
Wokingham's MP gave the pair a private tour of the House of Commons, explaining the important role MPs play in representing their constituents.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's MP gave the pair a private tour of the House of Commons, explaining the important role MPs play in representing their constituents.
Read moreDetailsWhen the Liberal Democrats took control of Wokingham Borough Council in May 2022, progressing and publishing a Local Plan for future development
Read moreDetailsThis week we are experiencing our third heatwave this year. For many people it means uncomfortable nights and wilted gardens.
Read moreDetailsRecently, I have been reflecting on how we talk about social care in our community and across our services.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration has rowed back on its much-publicised decision to relocate the Council offices
Read moreDetailsModern life poses many challenges for young people. While Wokingham Borough Council has limited power to help
Read moreDetailsThe council's overview and scrutiny management committee will review the latest progression updates, financial parameters, and strategic milestones.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has branded conditions at a block of flats "truly shocking" after residents were left with overflowing bins for up to four weeks
Read moreDetailsA very unusual meeting was held in Sandhurst about a subject that is not an issue, and which the Town Council had already decided not to debate.
Read moreDetailsThe report follows a SEND inspection in January 2026
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