THE LEADER of the council took time to praise the officers who work for residents. Cllr John Halsall said that despite losing the central Government funding grant and “a large...
Read moreDetails“No matter how you look at it the Labour Party has a problem and you can try and cover it up through personal attacks on me or my party but...
Read moreDetailsFURIOUS parents have promised a summer of protests over cuts to services for children with special needs. An angry group confronted councillors arriving for a meeting at Wokingham Borough Council's...
Read moreDetailsTHERESA MAY said in her final moments as Prime Minister that she hoped she has inspired "every young girl" that had seen her in the top role.
Read moreDetailsEARLIER today a woman from Sonning announced that she was moving seats from the front of her office to the back. Theresa May, who has lived in the village for...
Read moreDetailsONE party has not backed the council’s housing consultation, saying that it is a flawed exercise. Labour group leader, Cllr Andy Croy, said: “I don’t think it’s a genuine consultation....
Read moreDetailsBy Neil Coupe Neil Coupe Despite the negative coverage in the UK press about the terrorism, ‘gilets jaunes’ and general turmoil, we have just had the good fortune to spend...
Read moreDetailsTHE initial response to the housing consultation has pleased the leader of Wokingham Borough Council. Cllr John Halsall told The Wokingham Paper that a large number of replies had come...
Read moreDetailsTHEY say you should practise what you preach and for one newly-elected town councillor that’s exactly what he’s doing. Cllr Daniel Hinton and his family have committed to taking five...
Read moreDetailsTHE FINAL speaker announced for this year’s Henley Literary Festival line-up is Sonning resident, book lover and Prime Minister Theresa May. The Maidenhead MP will have stepped down from the...
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