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FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: Your choice, 2024
Unsurprisingly, many disillusioned Conservatives are moving over to the Liberal Democrats, as are voters of other parties
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CHURCH NOTES: Carrying us back to the light
Some years ago I travelled to Israel, before the current situation in Gaza and Israel. It was amazing and unsettling to be in such a divided land.
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FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: Time to take action on housing
The Liberal Democrats' record in Wokingham Borough on housing is one of over-promising and a total failure to deliver.
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Honest Motherhood: Happy Easter
We've had several adventures over the Easter holidays, the first being a trip to London with my cousins to see Matilda the musical.
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FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: Why I’ll leave the moaning to others
One of the things that I've always wrestled with in the middle of a political campaign is that I just know I'm not a politician!
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FROM THE LEADER: Still time to work together for the good of Wokingham
I have been flabbergasted by some of the false claims made in recent months about the council's finances.
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WESTMINSTER DIARY: Leasehold service charges add to the housing emergency
For those living in leasehold properties, there is an additional financial burden of ground rents and service charges
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FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: Delivering the best services for families at every stage of life
If a Conservative Council is elected in May, more Council-supported care home beds will be created and we will work to increase GP and dental services
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CHURCH NOTES: Cultivating a new rhythm of rest
The world in which we live demands us to be relentlessly available and consequently disposable when we can't keep up with the pace
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FROM THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL: All change in Wokingham Borough
I have just come from Wokingham Borough Council's offices after submitting paperwork for 54 Labour candidates for the 54 seats in Wokingham Borough
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