Wokingham residents urged to have their say on where thousands of homes could be built
Landowners, developers and others are invited to suggest sites in Wokingham Borough they believe have potential for new homes.
Read moreDetailsLandowners, developers and others are invited to suggest sites in Wokingham Borough they believe have potential for new homes.
Read moreDetailsThe LibDems are at it again. And once again residents are angry about LibDem controlled Wokingham and its refusal to consult properly or listen
Read moreDetailsWhenever the phrase "digital transformation" gets thrown around, it can be easy to dismiss it as corporate jargon.
Read moreDetailsPM Andy Burnham has said that he is "confident" that two people convicted in the killing of PC Andrew Harper will not be released early
Read moreDetailsThe MP for Wokingham calls for emergency legislation to prevent Cole's and Bowers' sentences being cut
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has always received low levels of central government subsidy for key services compared with other councils
Read moreDetailsThe election of Andy Burnham as Prime Minister marks an important moment in British politics.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough council has launched a new £3 million contract to support young people in care or who are maturing to adulthood.
Read moreDetailsHe has held four village surgeries in the north of Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsMeeting hears officers attempting to find £8 million of previously unidentified savings during this financial year.
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