Council to raise Chinese ‘super embassy’ concerns
Wokingham has become the first council in the country to give its support to the concerns of Hongkongers over a Chinese 'super embassy' in London.
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Bracknell objects to ‘harmful’ Wokingham homes plans
The two councils have clashed over the plans.
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MP ensures RBH staff and patients’ voices are heard
Clive Jones hosted a discussion with Royal Berks' staff and patients.
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FROM THE LEADER: Let’s work together to make things better
Everyone deserves the chance to contribute. Individuals feel happier and more fulfilled, and we all benefit from tapping the talent
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Understanding what Wokingham Borough Council does for residents
I am not sure if everyone truly understands what Wokingham Borough Council does for them.
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MP demands more resources to tackle shoplifting ‘crisis’
His call comes after visiting stores in Wokingham affected by shoplifting.
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War of words rages on over California Cross
Claims that comments are ".. undermining public confidence."
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Adults and Children’s Services
I am deeply concerned about the future of Children's and Adults' Social Care in Wokingham Borough.
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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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