Residents continue to question plans to build 3G pitch at Maiden Erlegh school
PROPOSALS to bring a 3G pitch to Lower Earley continue to be questioned by residents.
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More than 40 Woodley businesses sign letter against plans to raise parking charges across Wokingham
MORE than 40 businesses in Woodley have signed a letter expressing concerns at plans to raise parking prices in the borough next year.
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MPs present Labour members with certificates to mark their 50 years with the party
Labour MPs Tan Dhesi (Slough) and Matt Rodda (Reading East) were special guests of Woodley & Whitegates Labour fundraising event at Sonning Golf Club
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£25 million adult social care bill ‘would bankrupt local councils’ fears leader
Estimates suggest the reforms, as currently planned, would cost the council £25 million per year, which is about 17% of its budget.
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Residents raise further fears over 3G pitch plans
This follows from last week's full council meeting where several other topics were discussed.
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COUNCIL FINANCES: The areas where Wokingham could see cuts
AT A MEETING last week, councillors explored a number of ways the council could claw back a £4 million shortfall in revenue.
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Council submits proposals for new political map
At a council meeting on Thursday, October 20, the council agreed to submit multiple options to the LGBCE.
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Council committed to sixth form provision at Bohunt for next September
Cllr Bray said the council will do "whatever we can" to deliver the additional services.
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Council agrees leave policy for new parent members
The newly passed leave policy will be implemented by the council at "the earliest opportunity".
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COUNCIL FINANCES: Potential areas highlighted for investment
The cost of these investments is more than £1 million.
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