FROM THE OPPOSITION: Residents feeling the squeeze
Nationally, the Labour Government is putting up taxes and causing your household bills to increase
Read moreDetailsNationally, the Labour Government is putting up taxes and causing your household bills to increase
Read moreDetailsOver the course of a weekend in February, almost 2000 local people signed Labour's petition to keep parking free at our major leisure sites
Read moreDetailsOpinions are divided over whether suburbs should be subsumed into a 'Greater Reading' council as part of the government's devolution plans.
Read moreDetailsWith so many alarming developments on the international stage in the last few weeks, it seems more important than ever to count our blessings.
Read moreDetailsThe initiative aimed to encourage people in Wokingham to buy local.
Read moreDetailsAnalysis by the Liberal Democrats has revealed that three new GPs have been recruited since October 2024.
Read moreDetailsJohn Halstead was the Conservative leader of the council from 2019 until 2022.
Read moreDetailsJones launches campaign to support local businesses in the wake of Donald Trump's tariffs.
Read moreDetailsClive Jones, MP for Wokingham, has condemned the deportation of his neighbouring Labour MP Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed MP
Read moreDetailsThe demolition of the former Berkshire County Council offices has received support from councillors in Reading, but concerns remain over traffic
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