Tenant agreed for Peach Place
A TENANT has been agreed for Peach Place, but due to commercial confidentiality, Wokingham Borough Council can’t say who it is yet. The Executive voted to approve the application for...
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Winnersh allotments move date queried
MOVING Winnersh’s allotments was queried by Cllr Rachelle Shepherd-DuBey at the Executive meeting held on Thursday, October 26. She asked Cllr Norman Jorgensen: “What made you think that asking to...
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‘We must talk up Wokingham town’
WE MUST talk up the town. That was the message from the executive member for regeneration. Cllr Stuart Munro made the comments when replying to a question from Cllr Imogen...
Read moreDetailsWokingham parents protest at Parliament
PARENTS from Wokingham borough joined more than a thousand others as part of a lobby to MPs over school budget cuts last week. Angry parents descended on Westminster for a...
Read moreDetailsCouncil issues 1,000 parking tickets in first month
The first month of parking enforcement has seen the borough council’s wardens issue more than 1,000 tickets. Cllr Chris Bowring, executive member for highways and transport said: “Since October 9...
Read moreDetailsEx-Lib Dem leader questions housing plans during Lower Earley visit
A FORMER Liberal Democrat leader visited Wokingham borough last week to meet with party activists. Baron Campbell of Pittenweem – better known as Menzies Campbell – came to the Lower...
Read moreDetailsRed sky sees John Redwood become an internet meme
WOKINGHAM MP John Redwood was interviewed by BBC News yesterday at the height of the red sky phenomenon. Internet wags were quick to take advantage of the unusual backdrop to...
Read moreDetailsLiberals launch their vision for Wokingham
LIBERAL DEMOCRATS have outlined their vision for the future of Wokingham. At a special launch event held in the town last week, The Wokingham Paper - the only newspaper present...
Read moreDetailsMums protest over Carnival splash pool
FACILITIES for under fives were put under the microscope during public question time at the Executive meeting. Alexandra Fraser, who is spearheading a petition to get Wokingham Borough Council to...
Read moreDetailsWokingham councillors meet with housing minister
TWO members of Wokingham borough’s ruling executive met with the housing minister last month to air their concerns and frustrations over development in the borough. Deputy leader Cllr David Lee...
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