LAST WEEK’S Wokingham Paper featured extensive coverage of the civic funeral for Alderman Bob Wyatt. Former mayor, borough and town councillor and Austin enthusiast, he is the reason why Julian...
Read moreDetailsLast April, Cllr Andy Croy was Labour’s sole representative on Wokingham Borough Council. But just a few weeks later, the old joke – that you could stick a blue rosette...
Read moreDetailsFOR the first time in Wokingham’s history, a Women’s Equality Party candidate is standing. Louise Timlin is asking Evendons voters for their support in the local elections on Thursday, May...
Read moreDetails"In the past year, we’ve grown as a group. We’re a lot more organised and focused on the issues residents want us to be focused on. And the feedback we’re...
Read moreDetailsPOSTAL VOTERS in Emmbrook got a surprise from the postman – duplicate votes. An error at the printers meant that local election voters living in Emmbrook South ward received two...
Read moreDetailsThere are two things that are always true about demonstrations – the people taking part are passionate about their cause (why else would people give up their free time?)… and...
Read moreDetailsON Thursday, you have the opportunity to decide the future of the borough. While the Conservatives will come out of the May 2 local elections as the largest party, the...
Read moreDetailsThis Thursday is polling day. For some of us, we have lived and breathed local politics preparing for this day. For others, it’s just another day. Last May, in the...
Read moreDetailsShinfield residents had a chance to meet their borough election candidates at a special hustings event on Wednesday, April 24. Organised by Jim Frewin, the independent candidate for Shinfield South,...
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