FROM THE TOWN COUNCIL CHAMBER: There’s no politician like Andy
Andy Burnham has certainly hit the ground running with a slew of measures to show the new Prime Minister means business.
Read moreDetailsAndy Burnham has certainly hit the ground running with a slew of measures to show the new Prime Minister means business.
Read moreDetailsIt will consider a key progress report on the Barkham Solar Farm at its meeting tonight.
Read moreDetailsLiberal Democrat MP for Wokingham, Clive Jones said: "We need to get money back into the pockets of residents in Wokingham."
Read moreDetailsA couple of weeks ago, the 4th of July marked the second anniversary of 2024's General Election.
Read moreDetailsThis week has seen the arrival of a new prime minister, the fifth in as many years. What will Prime Minister Burnham do to help Wokingham Borough
Read moreDetailsSchool is over for the summer and now is a good time to reflect on everything that has happened in the past year.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration is preparing to sign a £25 million contract to build Barkham Solar Farm.
Read moreDetailsA consortium of consultants is advancing plans for a 72MW IT data centre at the Microsoft campus in Thames Valley Park.
Read moreDetailsWokingham's MP gave the pair a private tour of the House of Commons, explaining the important role MPs play in representing their constituents.
Read moreDetailsWhen the Liberal Democrats took control of Wokingham Borough Council in May 2022, progressing and publishing a Local Plan for future development
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