SPACEPHILLER: Jingle bells from the petrol station
THE point of advertising jingles is to stick in your head. And the best ones do for a lot longer than the products themselves.
Read moreDetailsTHE point of advertising jingles is to stick in your head. And the best ones do for a lot longer than the products themselves.
Read moreDetailsAs the Leader of the Wokingham Borough Council, I would like to wish all our residents across the borough a very happy and peaceful Christmas.
Read moreDetailsLove came to us at Christmas as a tiny, vulnerable scrap of a baby in an occupied land, under political and economic pressure
Read moreDetailsStuck on London Road going nowhere fast Gazing at the leaves on the pavement piled up high I'm just about to move at last When two words catch my eye
Read moreDetailsWe spend lots of time, effort and money getting things ready for the feast, but is there more that we could do to make this a time of joy and...
Read moreDetailsBizarrely, they are planning to extend Right to Buy to housing association properties, further reducing our stock of homes
Read moreDetailsIn January 2020 I stood in front of Wokingham Borough Council and launched our community's Climate Emergency Action Plan.
Read moreDetailst if we want to increase the proportion of affordable homes we want to tell the government that our area cannot take the development it is imposing
Read moreDetailst is not too long now to the real Christmas Day for 2022 and we will have another opportunity to celebrate the real star of Christmas: Jesus
Read moreDetailsDemocracy and transparency are important, at whatever level of government.
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