FROM THE CHAMBER: Successful jobs fair in Wokingham connects employers with employees
On Tuesday last week, Wokingham Borough Council hosted a Jobs Fair in Wokingham Town Hall.
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday last week, Wokingham Borough Council hosted a Jobs Fair in Wokingham Town Hall.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has embarked on a revolutionary new way of establishing its priorities
Read moreDetailsHollywood and the NHS may seem very different. But they are both huge industries built on the abilities of talented and highly skilled people
Read moreDetailsHesitations aside, I am now officially a "working mother". (Though I loathe this term nearly as much as "stay at home mother".
Read moreDetailsFor some people things have been hard recently, as inflation rises around the world, particularly as a result of the war in Ukraine.
Read moreDetailsThe council plays an important and varied role in all our lives. Sometimes, that role is obvious and universal, such as refuse collection and disposal
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
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