Wokingham Borough Council reveals how much it spent getting children to school
Wokingham borough council has revealed it spent £5.621 million on its home to school budget during the last financial year.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Liberal Democrats are still not listening
Wokingham Borough Council has been patting itself on the back this week for completing a cycleway on Woodlands Avenue in Woodley
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Wokingham ‘led the way’ as disabled bus pass rules finally scrapped nationwide
Wokingham led the way on this change, implementing this nearly two years ago.
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FROM THE LEADER: In Praise of Town and Parish Councils
Last Saturday, I, along with hundreds of other locals, enjoyed time off at Twyford's Summer Fete.
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Lib Dems reveal Bracknell candidate
Jo Hawley will stand for election in the Bracknell constituency.
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‘Witch hunt’: Bracknell councillor launches furious attack over misconduct hearing
A town councillor has slammed the administration at Bracknell Forest for organising a hearing into misconduct which his solicitor cannot attend.
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Council-owned Woodley land suddenly put up for sale — and anyone can bid
A strip of land off a long residential road in Woodley which is owned by a council has been put up for sale.
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FROM THE LEADER: Twyford station challenges
Twyford's mainline railway station is a great asset. It offers fast services to London and will soon be the most used station in Wokingham borough.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: A Journey to the Future of Local Travel
Cars are great. Drivers can travel when and where they want and access work and leisure in areas not served by public transport.
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Parliament recognition for Finchampstead dance school
The 40th anniversary of a Finchampstead dance school was recognised in the Houses of Parliament last month.
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