Pauline Jorgensen column: Development in Wokingham Borough
We're halfway through July but Summer has barely broken through. An English Summer is unpredictable but a few drops of rain is hardly likely
Read moreDetailsWe're halfway through July but Summer has barely broken through. An English Summer is unpredictable but a few drops of rain is hardly likely
Read moreDetailsAnother football tournament over and more soul-searching. Will England's men's team ever return to their rightful place at the pinnacle of the game
Read moreDetailsDrawing up a new local plan ? the set of documents by which the borough council seeks to deliver the housing target imposed by the government
Read moreDetailsFirst of all, many, many thanks to all those who voted Labour in the General Election. It is encouraging to see Prime Minister Starmer hit the ground
Read moreDetailsThank you, also, if you voted Conservative, and most especially thank you if you were one of the 17,361 who voted for me
Read moreDetailsWithin our lifetimes, computers have become exponentially more sophisticated; to the extent that anyone using the chat facility on
Read moreDetailsBy the time this column comes out, we'll have just over a week of school left. I am both counting down to the holidays, and a tad apprehensive
Read moreDetailsLocal councils need to be able to work collaboratively with their MPs to promote and defend the interests of the people whom they are all there to
Read moreDetailsFirstly I'd like to say a huge thank you to the people of Wokingham who have put their trust in me and elected me to represent you in parliament
Read moreDetailsThe 80th anniversary of D-day has focused attention on the events of the early 1940s, through which our parents and grandparents lived.
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