Sir John Redwood, the Conservative MP that will face a challenge at the next General Election from his former colleague Dr Phillip Lee, has said that his opponent will be...
Read moreDetailsDr Phillip Lee has been Bracknell’s MP for nearly 10 years, and is now a Lib Dem candidate for Wokingham, but who is he and what has he done?
Read moreDetailsWokingham parliamentary constituency might share its name with Wokingham borough unitary authority and Wokingham town, but all three are completely different. It’s easy to confuse them, but they are all...
Read moreDetailsWokingham parliamentary constituency has always been a Conservative seat - could Dr Phillip Lee win for the Liberal Democrats?
Read moreDetailsIT WILL be a clash of the political titans at the General Election after Dr Phillip Lee announced that he was due to contest the Wokingham parliamentary seat. The current...
Read moreDetailsTHE Liberal Democrats have announced that their new candidate for Wokingham will be one of its newest MPs, Dr Phillip Lee. It sets up a Leave v Remain contest against...
Read moreDetailsDetails about Wokingham Borough Council’s planning in the event of a no-deal Brexit have been release
Read moreDetailsThe Extinction Rebellion protest outside Woodley’s Oakwood Centre on Friday afternoon might have been small, but the ambition of its participants was mighty.
Read moreDetailsStudents from schools across the borough have taken to the streets today as part of a global protest urging action on global warming. The day of action saw parts of...
Read moreDetailsTHE Council is planning to introduce more artworks into the town centre, following a row over the cost of a bench installed in Peach Place
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