FROM THE CHAMBER: The spiralling costs of children’s social care and its burden on councils
Children's social care is predicted an overspend of over £1 million in that area - Wokingham is not alone in this
Read moreDetailsChildren's social care is predicted an overspend of over £1 million in that area - Wokingham is not alone in this
Read moreDetailsSlough, Woking, Thurrock, Kent, Birmingham - these are just a few of the councils, of all political colours, in severe financial difficulties
Read moreDetailsFamilies and pensioners are still feeling the effects of Liz Truss's disastrous mini budget and the subsequent choices by Rishi Sunak
Read moreDetailsAs an archaeologist, I have a soft spot for looking into the past. Understanding what shaped our history is key to planning for our future
Read moreDetailsWe all have faith in many things that we cannot actually prove ourselves.
Read moreDetailsI wanted to take this opportunity to explain how we would do things differently if the Conservatives were in control of the Council
Read moreDetailsOne day last week our little boy woke up to find he was in fact three years old.
Read moreDetailsTransport is how we all get around from place to place, which influences our towns, villages and the countryside where we spend our time
Read moreDetailsI want to provide three more examples of the way in which the council is seeking to plan ahead and secure improvements in the years to come
Read moreDetailsMaking some effort to help somebody, while getting no direct benefit to yourself is called kindness
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