FROM THE CHAMBER: Working together to cut crime
At last Thursday's Wokingham Borough Full Council meeting, I asked questions of the Thames Valley Police Chief Constable
Read moreDetailsAt last Thursday's Wokingham Borough Full Council meeting, I asked questions of the Thames Valley Police Chief Constable
Read moreDetailsThe Bible tells us in Philippians 4:6: "Do not be anxious for anything, instead of worrying pray".
Read moreDetailsThe Conservatives' behaviour shows an enormous lack of respect for the police.
Read moreDetailsAt the annual Social Worker of the Year Awards, two committed social workers from Wokingham Borough Council achieved silver honours.
Read moreDetailsThank you to residents who have written to their MP to support Wokingham Borough Council's campaign for fair funding from central government.
Read moreDetailsGod is a mystery. Atheists do not believe it exists, agnostics are not sure either way, believers have their own ideas
Read moreDetailsI performed at Alexandra Palace last night. Now, sat at my dining room table, it all feels like a bit of a dream
Read moreDetailsNobody wants to see empty shops and boarded up windows. But if we don't support the businesses that are here now, that's what will happen
Read moreDetailsIf you had to choose how the Council spent its money, what would you do differently?
Read moreDetailsBecause we are experiencing these immediate financial pressures, we need to think long term to find ways to improve the council's financial situation
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