Cuts and savings ahead as full extent of Wokingham’s ‘funding crisis’ is revealed
Details of the Medium Term Financial Plan was discussed, and these include savings to the council budget and additional income streams.
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Wokingham mayor Cllr Carol Jewel addresses community cohesion
Wokingham's borough major, Cllr Carol Jewel, used her mayoral announcement at October's full council meeting of Wokingham borough council
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FROM THE CHAMBER: The cost of living
At the moment, the cost of living is forcing many of our residents to tighten their belts and be cautious with their spending
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Local Government reorganisation is a distraction
When I am speaking to residents, they often raise with me concerns or difficulties regarding Wokingham Borough Council.
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FROM THE LEADER: Supporting our town centres
Our town centres are facing a challenging time. Besides the impact of online shopping on retailers, there is now great uncertainty about the future
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No business impact assessment prior to roadworks
"I would encourage everyone not to paint too bleak a picture, which may in itself dissuade visitors", says councillor
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MP urges Prime Minister to ensure National Cancer Plan meets treatment targets
Clive Jones' question in Wednesdy's Prime Minister's Questions comes during Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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Free parking motion failed
Councillors clashed over the Conservative proposal to introduce one hour free parking at car parks in the town.
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Wokingham MP wears hookers’poppy in PMQs
The MP for Wokingham wore a poppy crocheted by the Barkham Hookers Charity Group during Prime Minister's questions today.
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Norreys residents are being ‘let down’ by house builder, claims Labour councillor
Norreys residents are being let down by their house builder over maintenance of their amenities, a Labour councillor has warned.
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