Hundreds of vulnerable young people to benefit from new £3.1m Wokingham scheme
Wokingham borough council has launched a new £3 million contract to support young people in care or who are maturing to adulthood.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council has launched a new £3 million contract to support young people in care or who are maturing to adulthood.
Read moreDetailsHe has held four village surgeries in the north of Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsMeeting hears officers attempting to find £8 million of previously unidentified savings during this financial year.
Read moreDetailsNew analysis shows that 1,720 older people in Wokingham were denied care in 2024/25.
Read moreDetailsThe introduction of assisted dying could still become law in England and Wales despite the apparent defeat of the proposal in Parliament.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's new local plan has almost completed its examination by government planning inspectors.
Read moreDetailsA council has banned its staff from taking drugs and alcohol at work, as it, until now, has not had a "robust policy" on imbibing these intoxicants.
Read moreDetailsIt is becoming increasingly obvious that the Labour Government is intent on starving councils such as Wokingham of funding.
Read moreDetailsHopes for the years-long project to create a new solar farm to generate electricity for Wokingham and the surrounding area have been rekindled.
Read moreDetailsThe Conservatives in Bracknell have accused Reform UK of grandstanding as councillors and supporters of the parties have clashed on Facebook.
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