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Read moreDetailsTHE FORMER leader of the Liberal Democrats has praised the Wokingham borough branch for their electoral success last week. In the local elections, the party doubled its borough council representation...
Read moreDetailsTHE NEWLY elected independent councillor for Shinfield South said that he is humbled by the scale of his victory. Cllr Jim Frewin beat the incumbent – and Executive member for...
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council was a Conservative-run council. But what will the voters make of it in this election? Here are the results: Cutbush Hillside - top three candidates Maiden Erlegh...
Read moreDetailsThere are only contested seats in Twyford North - the others are uncontested. Here are the results
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook North Emmbrook South Evendons East Evendons West Norreys East Norreys West Wescott East Westcott West
Read moreDetailsConservatives leader Julian McGhee-Sumner loses seat to Liberal Democrats Executive member for regeneration Philip Mirfin loses to Lib Dems Norman Jorgensen, executive member for housing, loses to Lib Dems Independent...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough residents were asked to vote on 18 seats across the borough today - these are known as wards, with voters voting for their local ward. The borough operates...
Read moreDetailsLAST WEEK’S Wokingham Paper featured extensive coverage of the civic funeral for Alderman Bob Wyatt. Former mayor, borough and town councillor and Austin enthusiast, he is the reason why Julian...
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