Debate lingers over Berkshire joining forces with Swindon council leaders
A debate is lingering over whether councils in Berkshire and Oxfordshire should join forces with Swindon in major changes to local government.
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FROM THE LEADER: We need your backing for our fairer funding campaign
The government is proposing to redistribute the funding it gives to councils, giving more to those that ministers believe are in greatest need
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“A public safety crisis waiting to happen”
The next review will be due in 2026.
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No planned parking charges for Cantley Park
The topic was discussed at a recent full council meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBER: Racism needs to be put back under its rock
What an extraordinary comment from Conservative councillor Rance last week.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: The Liberal Democrats’ failure on climate speaks to a wider problem
At September's Wokingham Borough Full Council meeting, we were presented with a report laying bare the Liberal Democrat administration's
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Efforts to change plans to redirect £50 million from Wokingham
"Significant consequences" if the government persists with an unaltered set of proposals.
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“Unwise in the extreme” to delay local plan
"If the new local plan were rejected, we would immediately have to accommodate the higher numbers."
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Jones pays tribute to Ming Campbell
He spoke in the House of Commons yesterday.
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Berkshire and Oxfordshire recommended to have new mayor
Berkshire and Oxfordshire could be unified under a new elected mayor in the coming years.
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