Thames Valley Police & Crime Panel: Chair finally appointed but political divide remains
THAMES Valley's Police & Crime Panel ended a near three-month hiatus by finally agreeing on the appointment of a new chair
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Confusion at NHS’ mixed messages for new covid booster jab
MANY PEOPLE have been left frustrated over the 'mixed messages' regarding walk-in autumn booster jabs according to a Wokingham councillor
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Two parking zones: Wokingham town car park fees to rise more than rest of borough as Executive approve price increases
CAR PARKING charges will rise following a vote of Wokingham Borough Council's ruling executive ? but the plans have been amended.
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Fewer blue bags and no more food caddy liners: Wokingham Council agrees to shake-up in face of budget constraints
WOKINGHAM residents will be receiving fewer blue bags from next spring, and no more food waste caddy liners following a money-saving decision
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Plan to place 4,500 homes at Hall Farm questioned by residents at Wokingham Executive meeting
HALL FARM'S place in the forthcoming local plan update ? where homes will be built in Wokingham borough up to 2036 ? was raised at a council meeting
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Wokingham Council fully behind The Arc sculpture: ‘It is really going to create an identity for the borough’
WOKINGHAM Borough Council is fully behind plans to bring more artworks to the area.
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Wokingham’s financial problems are not unique, and more action to reduce costs are on the cards warns leader
WOKINGHAM'S financial problems are not unique with other councils in the south east facing budget deficits as a result of emerging financial pressures
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Wokingham’s big rubbish shake-up: Fewer blue bags, no food caddy bags and an end to weekly waste collections?
AS THE COUNCIL looks at ways to save money due to the financial crisis, a consultation will explore the future of Wokingham's waste collection
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Wokingham Borough Council asked to support target on affordable housing
A councillor has asked Wokingham Borough Council to support a target of 50% social and affordable housing on new developments.
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Calls for Wokingham Borough Council to continue supporting Freely Fruity
Cllr Michael Firmager, Conservative councillor for Sonning, asked the question at a council meeting on Thursday, September 22.
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