VOTE 2024: Party chairman comes to town
The cabinet minister campaigned alongside Sir John Redwood MP, and local Conservative councillors.
Read moreDetailsThe cabinet minister campaigned alongside Sir John Redwood MP, and local Conservative councillors.
Read moreDetailsLabour can offer an ‘effective opposition’ on Wokingham Borough Council, its leading councillor Andy Croy has said. Like the Liberal Democrats, the party has increased its number of councillors in...
Read moreDetailsCllr Prue Bray suffered the accident in Finchampstead last week.
Read moreDetailsHe was lending support to Clive Jones, his party's candidate for the Wokingham seat at the next general election.
Read moreDetailsIt's an important election, as the job of the PCC is to ensure the policing needs of communities are met effectively.
Read moreDetailsA culture of selectively ignoring the past and distorting the present truth has taken root within the local Conservatives as well as nationally
Read moreDetailsWork to complete a long-delayed new block of town centre apartments has hit trouble again.
Read moreDetailsFOR THE past two years, Wokingham's Conservatives have been in opposition after losing their majority. They are keen to regain it this year
Read moreDetailsCLASP Wokingham welcomed back the elections team for a second year.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a 68-bedroom care home.
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