Woodley Council tax to rise by 87p a month – here’s what it means for residents
Woodley residents will see an increase of 87p per month on the Town Council portion of their council tax for 2026/27, the council has announced.
Read moreDetailsWoodley residents will see an increase of 87p per month on the Town Council portion of their council tax for 2026/27, the council has announced.
Read moreDetailsThis past week, the main heating system in the Houses of Parliament has been broken. It is a centuries-old building
Read moreDetailsAs Wokingham Borough Council braces itself for the loss of £43.6 million of government revenue support over the next three years
Read moreDetailsLocal politicians have been focusing all their powers to clear obstacles to a major clean energy project.
Read moreDetailsHow will Wokingham Borough Council provide the best possible services to our residents, when central government is reducing our budget
Read moreDetailsSir Lindsay Hoyle, Speaker of the House of Commons, heard that famous prize-winning beers were being brewed in Wokingham and came to check them out.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones,has questioned what steps the government is taking to protect pro-democracy Hongkongers,
Read moreDetailsSince becoming a councillor one of the most persistent issues I've had to deal with is the issue of 'fleecehold' private estate management fees.
Read moreDetailsTwo more Wokingham town councillors have resigned.
Read moreDetailsCouncillor Matteo Fumagalli, a Liberal Democrat Wokingham town councillor for the Norreys East ward, has resigned.
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