RESIDENTS 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...
Read moreDetailsThere has been a delay on the decision on the solar farm in Arborfield.
Read moreDetailsAt last week's executive meeting, Wokingham Borough Council pledged to support businesses until 2022.
Read moreDetailsAS TALKS with the European Union continue, Wokingham MP Sir John Redwood has been explaining why he thinks the UK would be better offer leaving with No Deal. Last weekend...
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL MP has praised his constituents for their community spirit during the coronavirus pandemic. James Sunderland, whose constituency includes parts of Wokingham borough, made the comments during a parliamentary debate...
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Wokingham Borough Council has promised that nobody will go cold or hungry this winter in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Wokingham Borough Council has sought to clarify his comments made about the announcement that Arcadia shops – including Top Shop and Dorothy Perkins – were to go...
Read moreDetailsCouncillors gave the Support and Care Procurement Framework the green light at last week's executive meeting.
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