MP visit looks at electric vehicle strategies
Select Car Leasing welcomed MP Clive Jones to its headquarters.
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Tributes paid to Cllr Paul Fishwick
Tearful tributes were paid to Cllr Paul Fishwick at last week's full council meeting.
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Local politicians make decisions on assisted dying bill
Politicians have voted in favour of moving forward with legislation to allow terminally ill people to end their lives with medical assistance
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Hearing into 230 Twyford homes begins
Proposals to build 230 homes were rejected by Wokingham Borough Council earlier this year.
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New school, but only if figures add up
A new primary school will only open in Shinfield if there is demand for school places in coming years.
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‘Grave concerns’ for adult services
The additional costs for adult care services in Wokingham have been revealed.
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Crosfields crossing looks likely
A pedestrian crossing looks set to be introduced on a busy road outside a Shinfield school.
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‘Disappointment’ over green spaces
Many residents have expressed disappointment about the quality of these spaces.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: YOOT!
As your executive member for Business, Economic Development, Sport, Leisure, and the Arts I ask you to consider getting on the front foot
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FROM THE LEADER: Reflections on the loss of a friend
Many of you will be aware of the untimely death last week of my colleague and friend Paul Fishwick, Wokingham Borough Council's executive member
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