FROM THE CHAMBER: It won’t work – but it will hurt
For people in Wokingham Borough who have bought at the edge of affordability, the decision to raise interest rates will cause real misery
Read moreDetailsFor people in Wokingham Borough who have bought at the edge of affordability, the decision to raise interest rates will cause real misery
Read moreDetailsWe knew that we had to improve on both counts, by reducing our waste tonnage and increasing our recycling rate
Read moreDetailsThe awards we won were Best Social Housing Initiative and Innovation in Delivering Sustainability and Social Value.
Read moreDetailsOVER the next few weeks, hundreds of young people across the country will be preparing for change.
Read moreDetailsThanks to technical difficulties, residents have been given a week's reprieve from the Liberal Democrat/Labour parking charges increase
Read moreDetailsI'm sat on the floor in my son's bedroom. One arm is wrapped awkwardly around him in his bed. The other is typing these words into a barely lit phone
Read moreDetailsGenerating your own renewable electricity is not only better for the planet, but also better for your wallet and provides energy security.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council began last year a new way of establishing its strategic priorities.
Read moreDetailsMy mother used to encourage us out of bed in the mornings with a brisk opening of the curtains and the words, "Rise and shine"
Read moreDetailsLast Friday I attended a Local Government Association event which brought councillors together from all over the country.
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