FROM THE CHAMBER: A big day for the local plan
Last Friday, Wokingham Borough Council submitted its new Local Plan for inspector's examination, a vital stage in the journey towards
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‘Woke’ council claim refuted
The "new" guide has been revealed as being notes from 2021.
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Local Plan Update submitted to government
It will be examined by an independent planning inspector.
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Council buys another care home
Wokingham Borough Council has invested in another home.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: A tale of two budgets
On Thursday, March 20, the council met to discuss its budget for the year ahead, and set the council tax rates
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Jones demands action on social care
He has called for the government to commit to completing their review by the end of the year.
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FROM THE LEADER: Why council tax has had to go up
Unpalatable choices have been forced on all councils as they struggle with increased demand for services
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: A Budget without ideas
Wokingham Borough's Liberal Democrat have set their Budget for another year, and it is yet more dither and delay.
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Cash for Green Belt reviews
The funding will ensure local authorities are well-equipped to handle new planning rules.
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Approval for more refugee homes in Wokingham
WBC has approved plans to purchase more homes for Ukrainian and Afghan refugees.
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