FROM THE LEADER: What kind of politics do you want?
As the local elections approach, it's worth asking yourself what kind of politics you want
Read moreDetailsAs the local elections approach, it's worth asking yourself what kind of politics you want
Read moreDetailsLast week, a Conservative councillors proposed a motion to ensure Wokingham Borough Council listens to local residents and responds properly.
Read moreDetailsWokingham took a stride forward for social mobility and equality last week as its tenants' charter was renamed the residents' charter.
Read moreDetailsMP Clive Jones has hit out at the government and water companies for "purposefully muddying" the truth regarding water pollution in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsReform has revealed it will be fielding candidates in every ward across Wokingham borough at the forthcoming local elections
Read moreDetailsWe're sure the date today didn't escape you.
Read moreDetailsSpeaking to Wokingham Today, he insisted his role would not detract from his work as an MP.
Read moreDetailsGiven the very challenging financial position ? we are in the first of three years of reductions in central government support for our services
Read moreDetailsIn our Borough many people rely on their car day in day out, not as a luxury but as a costly necessity.
Read moreDetailsAnyone using the roads this year will have seen the impact of January's extreme weather
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