Conservatives face a wipeout in Berkshire, poll suggests
They currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
Read moreDetailsThey currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
Read moreDetailsThere have been a number of significant changes introduced to elections and the voting process.
Read moreDetailsHe was joined by the new Conservative parliamentary candidate for Wokingham, Lucy Demery,
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidate photobombed a press conference by the prime minister yesterday.
Read moreDetailsPlans to build almost 500 homes in Wokingham Borough have been branded 'absolute lunacy' by villagers.
Read moreDetailsLiberal Democrats have announced plans to deliver free school meals for more than 1,800 more primary school children in Wokingham. In a statement, they announced their ambition to extend free...
Read moreDetailsTom Tugendhat, the Secretary of State for Security, spent time knocking on doors in Pound Lane.
Read moreDetailsA government minister was on the election trail in Sonning yesterday (Sunday), lending his support to the Conservative candidate for the new Woodley and Earley constituency. Tom Tugendhat, the Secretary...
Read moreDetailsLucy Demery has been selected as the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Wokingham for the General Election on Thursday. July 4. She was unanimously adopted by members of the Wokingham Conservative...
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