‘Disappointing’: Councillor calls for Reading’s ‘tatty’ Union Flag to be replaced
A call has been made to replace the 'tatty and frayed' Union flag outside the Reading council offices
Read moreDetailsA call has been made to replace the 'tatty and frayed' Union flag outside the Reading council offices
Read moreDetailsA TWEET by one of the borough's four MPs has been criticised for being misleading by the leader of Wokingham Borough Council, and by social media users. Sir John Redwood,...
Read moreDetailsWokingham's Liberal Democrats are calling for a government health minister to visit the borough to observe the lack of NHS dentist places available
Read moreDetailsonce again Wokingham is set to be the lowest funded unitary authority, leading to concerns that Rishi Sunak is acting as Scrooge this Christmas
Read moreDetailsInitial findings on the survey show that 67% of respondents "like or can accept" a change to fortnightly collections of rubbish and recycling.
Read moreDetailsThe government's plan to change housing development targets means more of the 'right type' of homes can be built, Wokingham Council's leader has said
Read moreDetailsTHE Local Government Association has warned there is not enough time to voter ID rules for May's forthcoming elections
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM council leader Clive Jones has received a commitment from the government to meet over the borough's housing numbers.
Read moreDetails"the cupboard is empty". That's the reason why car park prices are to rise across Wokingham borough according to Cllr Paul Fishwick,
Read moreDetailsTHE IDENTITY of an MP that gave their backing to a proposed garden village at Hall Farm was queried by a resident
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