Achieving net carbon in Wokingham borough
Achieving carbon neutrality was presented to Wokingham Borough Council last month.
Read moreDetailsAchieving carbon neutrality was presented to Wokingham Borough Council last month.
Read moreDetailsJames Sunderland, MP for Bracknell, has praised his constituents for their community spirit during the pandemic.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood says that the Government should find methods to protect people other than the new Tier 4 system and is calling for parliament to be recalled....
Read moreDetailsA government U-turn on building in the South of England will reduce the borough's house building targets.
Read moreDetailsSERIOUS consideration should be given to delaying the return of secondary schools in the new year. That’s the view of the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, Cllr Clive Jones,...
Read moreDetailsPlans to build a garden city in Grazeley have been scrapped, but a High Court judicial review could reverse it.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is launching a public consultation into equality.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS in a care home for older adults and their carers are first in line to receive the coronavirus vaccine. Cllr Charles Margetts, the executive member for health, wellbeing and...
Read moreDetailsAS THIS was the last Executive meeting of 2020, leader John Halsall took time to reflect on events of the past “tumultuous” 12 months. He opened his speech with a...
Read moreDetailsON THE day it was announced that Wokingham Borough would be moved into Tier 3 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the council leader has called for residents to...
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