Wokingham Town Council agrees to fly Pride flag later this month
WOKINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL is to follow in the footsteps of the borough council by agreeing to fly the flag for Pride next month. Staff at the town hall will hoist...
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY: Mrs Thatcher and her three predecessors
Tim Holder, a famous cartoonist from the 60s and 70s was really well known for his infamous and sometimes not very flattering caricatures of famous sporting and political faces of...
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TONY JOHNSON: Malice in Blunderland
Going along to one of Wokingham Borough’s full council meetings is sometimes like Forrest Gump’s box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.
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SUNNY SIDE UP: Plan to install solar panels to Wokingham schools
Solar power will be installed on the borough’s schools, leisure centres, libraries and suitable council-owned properties with the working starting from the new school year
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Why Woodley paving is driving shoppers crazy
THE paving in Woodley that is driving shoppers crazy was raised by Cllr Jenny Cheng at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council on Thursday, July 18. She wanted to know...
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Pride flag to be flown from Wokingham council offices next month
A RAINBOW flag in support of Pride will be flown from Shute End on August 31. Cllr Maria Gee wanted to know if the council would join others by flying...
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Leader takes time to praise Wokingham Borough Council staff for their hard work
THE LEADER of the council took time to praise the officers who work for residents. Cllr John Halsall said that despite losing the central Government funding grant and “a large...
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Lib Dems walk out of Wokingham council meeting as Labour and Conservatives clash over anti-semitism motion
“No matter how you look at it the Labour Party has a problem and you can try and cover it up through personal attacks on me or my party but...
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Wokingham parents promise summer of protests over cuts to SEND services
FURIOUS parents have promised a summer of protests over cuts to services for children with special needs. An angry group confronted councillors arriving for a meeting at Wokingham Borough Council's...
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‘I hope that every young girl who has seen a woman Prime Minister now knows for sure that there are no limits to what they can achieve’: Theresa May offers inspiration in her final address as Prime Minister
THERESA MAY said in her final moments as Prime Minister that she hoped she has inspired "every young girl" that had seen her in the top role.
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