Daisy drops in to Wokingham
Wokingham Liberal Democrats welcomed their party's deputy leader, Daisy Cooper, to the borough last week.
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Still no decision on future of Shute End
'No further substantive work is currently being undertaken.'
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Glass kerbside collection plans on hold
Decision on hold pending details of the government's funding settlement.
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War of words over Emmbrook sixth form
'Politicking of the worst kind' erupted at last week's meeting of Wokingham borough council.
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Claims council is ‘dragging its feet’ over kerbside glass collections
'Residents have waited long enough.' says councillor.
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Call for action over Shinfield SANG fees
Labour is calling for Wokingham borough council to take action over the difference in fees in Shinfield.
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Executive Member for Active Travel, Transport and Highways
This month has its usual string of meetings, some the usual scheduled meetings and some with a unique character.
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Questions raised as to why Bracknell councillor is being investigated for ‘stirring up racial hatred’
Questions have been raised over why a councillor is being investigated in Bracknell for 'stirring up racial hatred'.
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Council accused of ‘wasting money’ on school streets initiatives
A council has been accused of wasting money on initiatives to encourage children walking and cycling to school, and has been urged to act.
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FROM THE OPPOSITION: Labour’s tax bomb set to take from Wokingham again
In October 2023, Wokingham Borough's Liberal Democrat councillor responsible for finance said:
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