Arborfield homes plan set for approval
Outline planning approval is set to be granted for 70 houses in Arborfield.
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Jones vowes to keep fighting
One year after his election, Clive Jones has vowed to keep fighting for Wokingham.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Council advertising ban is confused and will be costly
At a recent Overview and Scrutiny Committee meeting, we were presented with a policy to ban Council advertising of a range of products
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Special educational needs
One of the toughest challenges for councils at the moment is special educational needs.
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FROM THE LEADER: Social media and politics
Social media is a feature of politics now - locally, nationally, and internationally. Its influence is much greater
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Letter sent to Prime Minister
A group of residents gathered to post a letter to prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, in Wokingham.
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MP backs amendment to controversial welfare bill
Jones said: "The government needs to urgently change course and scrap these senseless cuts."
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Making difficult and challenging decisions
Being a Councillor at Wokingham Borough Council means making difficult and often challenging decisions.
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Reform candidate wins Bracknell town council by-election
The Reform candidate has been elected in a Bracknell by-election in what has been described as a "truly historic moment" for the town.
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MPs vote on ‘assisted dying’ bill
Jones: More than have written to me about this than any other topic'.
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