Jones and Kerr step down from executive
Clive Jones and Sarah Kerr have attended their last meeting of the Wokingham Borough Council executive.
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‘School streets’ on the way?
Wokingham residents will get a say on a transport plan that could include a trial of "school streets" in the borough.
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£10 million loan ‘will be repaid’
Wokingham Borough Council has confirmed there is no danger that a £10 million loan to a nearby council will not be repaid.
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Council to determine fate of garden treehouse
The retrospective application sought approval for a timber treehouse and zipline.
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PM refuses to confirm funds for new hospital
Rishi Sunak dodged a question iabout the status of the Government's promise to build a new Royal Berkshire Hospital.
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No drop in footfall
Data shows there has been no decrease in footfall in Wokingham town centre.
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Lee Anderson guest speaker at Wokingham Conservatives lunch
CONSERVATIVES in Wokingham welcomed the national party's deputy chair, Lee Anderson, at a recent lunch.
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Jones to stand down from council’s executive
Clive Jones has announced he is stepping down from Wokingham Borough Council's executive.
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MP calls for local plan update
Sir John Redwood MP has accused Wokingham's Lib Dem run council of "refusing" to work on its local plan.
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War of words over women-only swimming sessions
A war of words erupted when a councillor raised the topic of women-only swimming sessions.
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