Wokingham Borough Council to implement workforce cuts in aim to save £28million
Workforce cuts are being implemented at Wokingham Borough Council to help save £28 million over the next three years.
Read moreDetailsWorkforce cuts are being implemented at Wokingham Borough Council to help save £28 million over the next three years.
Read moreDetailsLast week, I wrote about the disastrous draft Local Plan approved by Wokingham Borough Council's Liberal Democrat administration and some of their
Read moreDetailsCosts for council audits set to be tripled - claim.
Read moreDetailsProceeds from any sale will go back into the authority's own budget.
Read moreDetailsRepresentations should be based on the legal compliance and soundness of the Local Plan.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has been fined £3,000 for its treatment of a woman suffering with severe mental health problems.
Read moreDetailsLocal plans are always controversial and unfortunately always cause upset and dismay to some existing residents. I wish that could be avoided
Read moreDetailsMore affordable homes will be required in new housing developments under new Wokingham Borough Council rules.
Read moreDetailsA claim that the new fortnightly bin collections should be reviewed was made at last week's full council meeting.
Read moreDetailsCllt Stephen Conway spoke in favour of adopting the new local plan at last week's full council meeting of Wokingham Borough Council.
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