MP: Cancer patients and families deserve better
This is particularly an issue for patients needing to access key clinical nurse specialists,
Read moreDetailsThis is particularly an issue for patients needing to access key clinical nurse specialists,
Read moreDetailsZarah Sultana, the co-founder of Your Party and member of parliament for Coventry will be at the "Wokingham and Reading Public Meeting" on Sunday.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have decided to privately sell an asset that it owns outside of the town.
Read moreDetailsWokingham MP Clive Jones led a parliamentary debate last week calling on the government to improve survival rates for the less survivable cancers,
Read moreDetailsFor Wokingham Borough Council, the year ahead will be challenging, especially as our government funding has been cut significantly.
Read moreDetailsIn my role as the lead councillor for Children's Services I wanted to remind everyone of some of the reasons to be cheerful for the future
Read moreDetailsHappy New Year to all! As we start 2026, I wanted to share with you some highlights of what your Conservative councillors achieved in 2025.
Read moreDetailsSir John Redwood has hit out at the costs being incurred by his successor,
Read moreDetailsClive Jones has criticised 99 Conservative MPs who voted against changes aimed at keeping people convicted of serious offences in prison for longer.
Read moreDetailsCouncillors have clashed over rules on a 'non-political' Facebook group with more than 26,000 members.
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