VOTE 2019: 'More years of Conservative rule will devastate our communities' warns Annette Medhurst
"I'm sad for the Labour Party because we're not going to have a great night, but I'm also really sad for the country."
Read moreDetails"I'm sad for the Labour Party because we're not going to have a great night, but I'm also really sad for the country."
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL has remained a Conservative seat after newcomer James Sunderland won the seat in the general election. His 31,894 votes meant that he comfortably beat Labour candidate Paul Bidwell, who...
Read moreDetailsWATCHING the votes come in Dr Phillip Lee praised his team, but appeared to expect the result to not go his way. Ahead of the final result, The Wokingham Paper...
Read moreDetailsPARTIES from across the political spectrum standing in the general election have said that their billboards have been vandalised or removed. Overnight, members of the Brexit party woke up to...
Read moreDetailsA COUNCILLOR serving on Woodley Town Council has joined Labour after standing for the Conservatives last year – and is lending his support to Reading East candidate Matt Rodda. Cllr...
Read moreDetailsThe final BBC Radio Berkshire Election Roadshow debate came from Peach Street this morning and gave members of the public a chance to ask questions of the candidates. Annabel Mullin...
Read moreDetailsONE of the candidates in the Reading East constituency has been given an endorsement by local football magnate Sir John Madejski. The honorary life president of Reading FC has been...
Read moreDetailsEARLIER in the 2019 general election campaign, Dr Phillip Lee received two celebrity endorsements. Now, on the eve of polling day, he has received the backing of two political big...
Read moreDetailsVOLUNTEERS from across the political spectrum took to Wokingham’s town centre once again on Saturday to canvass shoppers for their latest views on Brexit. Members of Berkshire For Europe are...
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