Fears food waste bin bag axe will reduced Wokingham’s recycling rates
A DECISION to axe plastic bags to line food waste caddies has been met with dismay by residents and opposition councillors.
Read moreDetailsA DECISION to axe plastic bags to line food waste caddies has been met with dismay by residents and opposition councillors.
Read moreDetailsHolly Mackinnon, a year ten student at The Holt School, will represent the borough?s children and young people in the UK Youth Parliament
Read moreDetailsHOURS after delivering a speech on public service, Maidenhead MP Theresa May enjoyed the late summer sunshine at Henley Festival.
Read moreDetailsFOLLOWING the news that the prime minister will step down in due course, Sir John Redwood has issued a six-point plan for the interim government
Read moreDetailsThe former Henley MP will continue as prime minister until the party chooses a successor.
Read moreDetailsA FORMER Henley MP is to resign from his job today. Boris Johnson, who served the neighbouring Oxfordfordshire constituency between 1999 and 2008, is expected to step down as prime...
Read moreDetailsAS BORIS JOHNSON refuses to resign and ministerial resignations pour in, Wokingham's MP is asking people what he should do. They included Bracknell MP James Sunderland. Sir John Redwood has previously...
Read moreDetailsI am particularly disappointed to read in last week's Wokingham Today about Conservative plans to disrupt council meetings and get their own way.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM?S waste collection regime could have a shake-up, but the Lib Dem-run council said it was too early to say it was the end of the blue bags
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough's four MPs has resigned from his government position today, one of 38 who have stepped down in the past 24 hours. James Sunderland, whose Bracknell constituency...
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