A COUNCILLOR has had to resign after learning that she has incurable cancer, forcing a by-election. Last May, Helen Power beat the then executive member for children’s services, Mark Ashwell,...
Read moreDetailsTHE BY-ELECTION for the vacant Evendons seat will take place on Thursday, February 7. All three main parties in Wokingham Borough are planning to contest it. The seat had been...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP John Redwood has expressed his gratitude for the “kind messages” he has received since news broke that he was receiving a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours list....
Read moreDetailsNew Year brings a feeling of expectation and hope for the future but it also allows us to reflect on the past year. This year has been eventful and full...
Read moreDetailsI’d like to wish all readers a Happy New Year and I hope that 2019 will be a prosperous and successful year for our local community. 2018 was nothing if...
Read moreDetailsI wish you all a successful and prosperous 2019. I expect to see improvements locally and nationally, as we continue to enjoy record levels of employment and as pay goes...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has expressed his gratitude for the “kind messages” he has received since news broke that he was receiving a knighthood in the New Year’s Honours...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM MP John Redwood has received a knighthood in this year’s New Year’s Honours List. He is one of three MPs who have received the award, which was decided by...
Read moreDetails“THE RULING Conservative Group is badly divided and has lost their way. They are just floundering about, hoping that someone will provide a way forward.” This was the stark warning...
Read moreDetailsChristmas brings celebration and warmth to the dark and cold days of December. It is great to see the illuminations in Wokingham town centre and the many houses around the...
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