FROM THE LEADER: Home thoughts while abroad
Last week I was on holiday in Germany. My wife's late father served as an officer in the British Army of the Rhine
Read moreDetailsLast week I was on holiday in Germany. My wife's late father served as an officer in the British Army of the Rhine
Read moreDetailsLetters featured in Wokingham Today, 18 June edition
Read moreDetailsOver the last four years, the LibDems have dramatically increased car parking charges across Wokingham Borough, with fees more than doubling
Read moreDetailsWhether it is a child walking safely to school, an older resident crossing a busy road, or someone cycling to work instead of sitting in traffic
Read moreDetailsLast month, Wokingham Borough councillors voted to award themselves a permanent annual increase in councillor allowances.
Read moreDetailsThe new Biffa contract went live on 1st June, just 11 days after I was appointed to take on responsibility for Rubbish and Recycling
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough is an area of high housing costs.
Read moreDetailsMany of us continue to be appalled by the actions of the Labour government. Less than 2 years in power, and we're now seeing open warfare from Labour
Read moreDetailsFor many decades, local government has had much of its activity determined by national government.
Read moreDetailsEach week, Tim and Julia Haycocks, the husband-and-wife team behind Stowhill Estates Berkshire, will be tackling your property questions with honest guidance, clear opinions and useful, real-world advice for anyone...
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