VOTE 2018 – All the results
Last night, 18 wards in Wokingham borough went to the polls. Here is how Wokingham voted Arborfield - IND HOLD Bulmershe and Whitegates - Labour gain Coronation - Con hold...
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Deputy leader ousted as Labour and Liberals make gains
The deputy leader of the council lost his seat as Labour and Liberal Democrats made gains in the local elections on Thursday, May 3. David Lee was dramatically ousted from...
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Conservatives win South Lake from Liberal Democrats
ONE bright spot for the Conservatives in this year’s local elections was the seat they gained from the Liberal Democrats in Woodley. Jenny Cheng, the current mayor of Woodley Town...
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Independent Jim calls for others to stand with him next year
AN INDEPENDENT candidate who came second in Shinfield South is challenging other residents to join him next year. While Barrie Patman comfortably beat Jim Frewin to retain his seat, the...
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VOTE 2018: Gary Cowan elated as he holds on to Arborfield
The first result to be announced at Wokingham Borough Council's local elections saw an elated Gary Cowan re-elected as an independent councillor for Arborfield. He won 540 votes, compared to...
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