WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has indicated that he might not vote in favour of the new lockdown measures introduced in England today. Last night, Prime Minister Boris Johnson ordered...
Read moreDetailsIN A FRESH bid to stem the rise of coronavirus, England is to go into a new lockdown effective from tomorrow, and schools will move to online learning with immediate...
Read moreDetails2020 was a year many will wish to forget. It is also a year which will stick in the memory. For some it will be painful memories of sickness and...
Read moreDetailsOur community has been through a lot during the last year, 2020 has been difficult and challenging and I want to thank everyone for their determination to get through the...
Read moreDetailsSIR JOHN REDWOOD abstained on the Brexit trade deal after sharing his ‘worries’ over fishing rights and Northern Ireland. The Wokingham MP spoke during the House of Common debate...
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Wokingham Borough Council has pledged to support schools as they prepare for the new school term. As we went to press, there was pressure on the government...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is asking residents to register for a postal vote in next year's local elections now.
Read moreDetailsCllr Andy Croy says expanding Heathrow runway is bad news for Wokingham borough.
Read moreDetailsCare England is asking the government to reward our care staff in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Read moreDetailsCllr John Halsall reflects on the events of the past "tumultuous" 12 months.
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