FROM THE OPPOSITION: Budget Shock
Many working people had a shock last week when the Chancellor delivered her budget.
Read moreDetailsMany working people had a shock last week when the Chancellor delivered her budget.
Read moreDetailsIn January 2025, the Labour government plans to introduce VAT on private school fees, aiming to generate more revenue for public services
Read moreDetailsFirst, some context. Councils like Wokingham, with responsibility for adult and children's social care, Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
Read moreDetails'All local councils are struggling financially at the moment, and Wokingham Borough Council is no different'.
Read moreDetailsA PROFESSOR from the Uni of Reading has said that Trump could surprise on Climate Change, despite describing it as a "hoax"
Read moreDetailsThe MP was wearing a REME poppy in the Houses of Parliament on Monday.
Read moreDetailsMP secures a commitment from the government to deliver a National Cancer Strategy.
Read moreDetailsAlmost 30,000 people living in Wokingham Borough will be affected by the Government's decision to scrap the Winter Fuel Allowance
Read moreDetailsThe government consulted on proposed changes to the planning system over the summer and is now analysing the responses.
Read moreDetailsThe Earley and Woodley Conservatives have welcomed Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg as their latest guest in a series of talks.
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