PROTESTS over the decision by the new Prime Minister to suspend parliament will be held in Wokingham on Wednesday evening. The cross-party event will take place from 4.30pm to 6pm...
Read moreDetailsperhaps one of the more controversial elements of this new season is the introduction of VAR (Video Assistant Referee) to all Premier League games, to add to the goal line...
Read moreDetailsVIRTUALLY every resident in Wokingham borough who responded to a consultation over housing numbers thinks the rate of building is too high
Read moreDetailsA “mass hug” surrounding Reading Gaol has been organised for October in an effort to make the heritage site part of the community. Local artist Linda Saul wants to build...
Read moreDetailsAMBITIOUS plans to get Wokingham borough motoring by tackling congestion are being given the green light.
Read moreDetailsWHILE the new government is making plans for a No Deal deal Brexit on Hallowe’en, Wokingham shoppers appear to be backing alternative plans
Read moreDetailsCraig Morley, the new Conservative parliamentary candidate for Reading East, is calling for at least 1,000 extra police officers in the Thames Valley.
Read moreDetailsFOLLOWING a decision by both Wokingham town and borough councils to fly a rainbow flag for Pride, a local councillor has launched a campaign for businesses to join in
Read moreDetailsThe Reading East MP has disputed the Conservatives’ prospective candidate’s claims that he “has been an awful MP” from last week, stating “I am proud of my record”
Read moreDetailsTHE CONSERVATIVES’ prospective candidate for Reading East, Craig Morley, says that the current incumbent, Matt Rodda “has been an awful MP” and blasted him for “spending little time helping local...
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