MP critical of solar farm plans
Sir John Redwood has said Wokingham Borough Council should focus on fixing potholes rather than spending £25 million on a solar farm in Barkham.
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Theresa May to step down as MP in next general election
Maidenhead MP Theresa May is to step down at the next general election. She announced the news via the Maidenhead Advertiser. "Since stepping down as Prime Minister I have enjoyed...
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Market trader upset by council threat
Wokingham Borough Council has been accused of "cruel harrassment" by a market trader.
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Parking charges set to rise again
The cost of parking in Wokingham town centre, and elsewhere in the borough, is set to rise by more than 7%.
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‘Budget was a damp squib’ says Lib Dem MP as she door knocks in Wokingham
THE chief whip of the Liberal Democrats was disappointed with the budget, saying it a damp squib.
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Woking loan to be repaid this week
In June 2023, Wokingham loaned Woking £10 million 24-hours after it had issued a section 114 notice
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No change for major road
A major new road in Wokingham will not be redesigned for pedestrians and cyclists.
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Lib Dem councillor Clive Jones to step down in May to concentrate on Wokingham general election battle
A LEADING Liberal Democrat councillor has announced he intends to step down from the council in the forthcoming local elections
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Prepare now for forthcoming elections
Wokingham Borough Council is reminding residents that they must have suitable photo ID to be able to vote in the forthcoming elections.
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New MP elected for Wokingham Borough
A new member of the youth parliament has been elected.
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