Action called for over Wokingham’s housing and local plan update
HOUSING numbers in Wokingham borough continues to be an issue raised at council meetings.
Read moreDetailsHOUSING numbers in Wokingham borough continues to be an issue raised at council meetings.
Read moreDetailsWOMEN only swimming sessions will be coming to Wokingham borough this spring.
Read moreDetailsA LACK of allotments in Wokingham was highlighted by resident Peter Wheat, who wanted to know what the council was doing in the new local plan.
Read moreDetailsWe are only on the third week of 2023 and already Christmas feels like a distant memory. In the last few days, residents have seen increasing pressure on our much...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS from all parties in Wokingham have turned down the opportunity to give themselves a 'pay' rise.
Read moreDetailsFor months, residents have been calling for 20mph road markings, and barriers lining the school pavement and the crossing in Montague Park, Wokingham
Read moreDetailsCOVID has impacted on the delivery of a shake-up of the borough's parking arrangements.
Read moreDetailsTWO ENTRANCES caused a diplomatic incident at a Shinfield school last month ? one councillor was at one, while another was at the other
Read moreDetailsFor the first time ever, the electorate will have to show photographic identification to cast their ballot.
Read moreDetailsONE of Wokingham Borough's four MPs has earned more outside of parliament than any other politician according to new data released today
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