Councillor speaks after raucous debate about free speech in Bracknell
A councillor has spoken with frustration over a debate about free speech in Bracknell
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Local councillor quits Labour over Gaza
Councillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
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MPs voice Trump visit concerns
They have called on the police and crime commissioner to ensure local policing will not be impacted.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Labour works all year round
Norreys residents told us they wanted safer crossings and now, after years of hard work
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: What Conservatives want from the new Housing Secretary
With the resignation of Angela Rayner as Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary
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Freedom of speech is ‘under attack’ says Bracknell councillor
A councillor in Bracknell has claimed freedom of speech is 'under attack' in a debate over the right to expression and democracy.
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Clive Jones urges Government to encourage businesses to employ and support neurodiverse people
Clive Jones, has called on the Government to support local businesses providing employment for neurodiverse people
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Violence Against Women and Girls
Every week in this country, on average, two women are killed by a man they once loved or trusted.
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Bracknell council financial position stable with £740k underspend despite pressures
The financial position of Bracknell Forest Council is stable with an underspend despite pressures on caring for adults and children.
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FROM THE LEADER: The importance of the new local plan
In September 2024, Wokingham Borough Council approved its new local development plan, which sets out new local planning policies and identifies sites
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