VOTE 2023: Live blog for Wokingham Borough Council results
Yesterday, Wokingham's voters went to the polls to choose 18 seats on the borough council. The wards cover the whole borough, from Twyford in the north to Shinfield in the...
Read moreYesterday, Wokingham's voters went to the polls to choose 18 seats on the borough council. The wards cover the whole borough, from Twyford in the north to Shinfield in the...
Read moreThe 2023 local elections will be held in Wokingham borough on Thursday, May 4. Voters will be electing representatives in 18 wards, so not every resident will be going to...
Read moreChris Bowring is looking to defend his seat which he won in 2015, having previously been a councillor for Evendons, both for the District Council and its successor. However, the...
Read moreWinnersh is something of a stronghold for the Lib Dems, and Paul Fishwick will be looking to defend his seat. Anthony Pollock is returning to Wokingham politics as a candidate...
Read moreThere will be a new councillor for Wescott ward after Maria Gee decided to step down. In 2019, she caused a major upset by beating the then-Conservative party leader. Labour...
Read moreIf ever there was a whitewash result in 2019, this was it. Stephen Conway romped home for the Lib Dems with nearly three in four votes heading his way. This...
Read moreLaura Blumenthal has been the councillor here since 2015, but only just won the seat four years ago. The closely contested race had just 41 votes in it. This means...
Read moreIn 2019, Michael Firmager won nearly two-thirds of the vote. His nearest challenger was the Green party candidate, who had just under a fifth of the vote. This time round,...
Read moreFour years ago, independent candidate Jim Frewin was elected for the first time, defeating incumbent Anthony Pollock. At the time, he was the Conservative's executive member for finance making this...
Read moreNorreys is a target seat for Labour - the party already has a councillor in the ward. With Gregor Murray stepping down, the Conservatives are fielding a new challenger candidate....
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