FROM THE OPPOSITION: Under Labour it’s tax, unemployment and less economic growth
The Labour Government has been in office for a little over a year now, and already it is the same pattern we've seen from previous Labour
Read moreDetailsThe Labour Government has been in office for a little over a year now, and already it is the same pattern we've seen from previous Labour
Read moreDetailsWhen Wokingham Borough Council declared a Climate Emergency back in 2019, it was in recognition of the scale of the challenge we face. more urgent.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has spoken with frustration over a debate about free speech in Bracknell
Read moreDetailsCouncillor Majid Nagra represents Loddon ward in Woodley and also sits on Woodley town council.
Read moreDetailsThey have called on the police and crime commissioner to ensure local policing will not be impacted.
Read moreDetailsNorreys residents told us they wanted safer crossings and now, after years of hard work
Read moreDetailsWith the resignation of Angela Rayner as Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary
Read moreDetailsA councillor in Bracknell has claimed freedom of speech is 'under attack' in a debate over the right to expression and democracy.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones, has called on the Government to support local businesses providing employment for neurodiverse people
Read moreDetailsEvery week in this country, on average, two women are killed by a man they once loved or trusted.
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