Future of former M&S site takes centre stage
the future of the former Marks & Spencer building on Peach Street in Wokingham has entered a crucial new chapter.
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MP calls on Labour to ‘end this soap opera’
Clive Jones MP has called for an end to the "soap opera" in Number 10.
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Future of Shute End to be confirmed
Wokingham borough council is due to decide the future of its headquarters when its executive meets on Thursday.
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Sumas in the House
Wokingham Town Football Club, nicknamed the Sumas, was mentioned in the House of Commons by Wokingham MP Clive Jones last week.
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‘What have we actually achieved?’ Berkshire leaders question joint council board
Berkshire's six councils have joined forces to tackle issues across the area, but a council leader is 'struggling to know what we've achieved'.
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FROM THE LEADER: Home thoughts while abroad
Last week I was on holiday in Germany. My wife's late father served as an officer in the British Army of the Rhine
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‘Social media is toxic for children’: Father of murdered Reading teen backs social media ban for under-16s
The father of a teenage son who was murdered in Reading has welcomed government plans to ban social media for children.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Parking charge policy that punishes the high street
Over the last four years, the LibDems have dramatically increased car parking charges across Wokingham Borough, with fees more than doubling
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Investing in a better future
Whether it is a child walking safely to school, an older resident crossing a busy road, or someone cycling to work instead of sitting in traffic
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Councillors vote themselves a permanent annual pay rise
Last month, Wokingham Borough councillors voted to award themselves a permanent annual increase in councillor allowances.
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