FROM THE OPPOSITION: The future of our hospital
This week the Health Secretary announced that work to replace the Royal Berkshire Hospital will not begin for at least a decade
Read moreDetailsThis week the Health Secretary announced that work to replace the Royal Berkshire Hospital will not begin for at least a decade
Read moreDetailsAs technology continues its rapid advancement, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly reshaping the way we live, work and access services.
Read moreDetailsFor some time, Conservatives in Wokingham Borough have been warning that the policies of Labour in Government and the Liberal Democrats
Read moreDetailsOne of the council's key functions is "Overview and Scrutiny" (O&S), an essential yet often overlooked aspect of local governance.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council, as many of you know, receives the lowest level of core revenue support from central government of any council.
Read moreDetailsOn the 30th October 2024, Rachel Reeves announced as part of the Autumn budget, changes to the Employers National Insurance contributions
Read moreDetailsI have come to this conclusion after reading through recent budget speeches by Conservative leaders of Wokingham Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsAs we look forward to 2025, I'd like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. I hope the new year brings us prosperity, health and happiness.
Read moreDetailsIt's that time again, where we think back to the year just gone and look to the year ahead. While many will look to the New Year
Read moreDetailsThe start of the year is a time of hope, expectation, and personal commitments to improvement.
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