FROM THE COUNCIL LEADERSHIP: No time to backtrack on climate change
Last week's full council meeting received a report on progress with the Climate Emergency Action Plan. A great deal has been achieved
Read moreDetailsLast week's full council meeting received a report on progress with the Climate Emergency Action Plan. A great deal has been achieved
Read moreDetailsWhat the Liberal Democrats seem to have entirely forgotten is that you, the resident, are their most important partner.
Read moreDetailsI am continuing to speak with many neighbours and friends across Wokingham about issues that are concerning them.
Read moreDetailsI am yet to see any evidence from the Conservatives that this epidemic of so-called lazy 'tracksuit-wearing' officers exists in Wokingham
Read moreDetailsAs with much of Wokingham Borough Council, Adults Social Care is under significant financial pressure.
Read moreDetailsThe government tells councils how many new homes they must plan to accommodate and give planning permission for in a 15 year local-plan period
Read moreDetailstechnology has given us ways of communicating with our loved ones.
Read moreDetailsSomehow, I now have a daughter in year 5. This is unnervingly close to the edge of primary school.
Read moreDetailsCouncils, such as Wokingham Borough Council are all required to have a Constitution that lays out the rules and guidelines of how it operates
Read moreDetailsThere is no getting away from the fact that there is quite a lot of doom and gloom in the news when it comes to local government.
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