AS THE number of new cases of coronavirus continues to reduce, Sir John Redwood has renewed calls for a way out of lockdown. Writing in his blog, the Wokingham MP...
Read moreDetailsSIR JOHN REDWOOD is a mind reader. The Wokingham MP, cricketer, investment analyst and ambassador of the Variety Club of Great Britain, had added a new string to his bow....
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM pupils will receive free school meals throughout 2021. That’s the promise made at a virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council held on Thursday, January 21. Cllr UllaKarin Clark, Executive...
Read moreDetailsA COVID-19 memorial wood could be planted in the borough, as part of a plan to achieve Tree Cities of the World status. Tonight (Thursday, January 21), the council’s executive...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough councillors will vote on allowances at this evening's council meeting.
Read moreDetailsOne Wokingham family's Free School Meal hamper took a fortnight to arrive.
Read moreDetailsOne in five Woodley households responded to a survey on this year's council tax precept.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council says it will continue arranging Free School Meals during lockdown, but its catering company has been facing criticism.
Read moreDetailsAn opposition councillor is calling on John Halsall to resign after a meeting violated the council's constitution.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM council meeting was halted last night after it was found to be in breach of its own rules. While the leader of Wokingham Borough Council says it was...
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