Councillor code of conduct under public review
The borough council is asking for residents' views on changes to the councillor code of conduct.
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‘Good quality homes create stability and help avoid poverty’
At the recent executive meeting, Cllr John Kaiser presented the borough's housing strategy, which was approved for consultation.
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Borough Council considers Wokingham Tree Strategy
According to Cllr Gregor Murray, the borough council is keen to get the Tree Cities of the World status.
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Wokingham Borough Council leader warns poverty stats are not accurate
The leader of the borough council says he does not believe reports that one-in-six children live in poverty in the borough are accurate.
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One-in-six people are diagnosed with depression
According to Wokingham Borough Council, 15% of residents have a formal diagnosis of depression.
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Borough council’s general fund predicted to be £8 million
Wokingham Borough Council predicts its general fund to be at least £8 million as of March 2021.
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Residents warn suburbs at risk in planning reform
Matt Rodda MP has met with Earley residents who are concerned about the national planning reform.
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Citizens Assemblies to tackle climate change
The borough council is considering forming Citizens Assemblies to advice the council on climate change policy.
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‘Errors and gaps’ in the climate report, says Wokingham Labour
According to the leader of Wokingham Labour, there are gaps and errors in the council's Climate Emergency Action Plan.
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Changing the lived experiences of black people in Wokingham
At the recent executive meeting, Cllr John Halsall restated the council's position of being anti-racist, promoting equality and celebrating diversity.
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