Prominent Bracknell politicians on the right clashed last week about what Britain's armed forces need to prepare for a potential conflict with Russia
Read moreDetailsWokingham MP Clive Jones has condemned Nigel Farage's resignation.
Read moreDetailsThe park is the home of Laurel Park Football Club, a successful club with 33 active teams for boys and girls from under-7s to under-18s age categories
Read moreDetailsNigel Farage is seeking to "clear his name" and wrest back control of events by resigning as an MP and triggering a by-election
Read moreDetailsBritish politics seems to have changed dramatically in the last few years. A very unpopular Conservative party suffered one its worst ever defeats.
Read moreDetailsThe new Winnersh microlibrary at Rainbow Park is now fully up and running, with longer opening hours.
Read moreDetailsThe abrupt end of Sir Keir Starmer's time as Prime Minister has shown Labour's priorities don't match those of people living in the country.
Read moreDetailsWokingham politicians have called for a prominent shop site in the town centre to be used to provide additional council homes for the local community
Read moreDetailsA local MP is hopeful of scoring a victory in the issue of asylum seekers housed in a town centre hotel.
Read moreDetailsJones: 'Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating The Two Poplars'
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