FROM THE LEADER: Why do people become involved in local politics?
In a week in which we have another borough council by-election, it's worth asking why people become involved in local politics
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Funding repairs for Royal Berkshire ‘does not touch the sides’
Funding awarded towards repairs of the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading 'does not touch the sides', an MP has warned.
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Clean sweep for Lib Dems
They now have overall control of Wokingham borough council.
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Local MP subjected to hate crime as ‘assassination’ comment removed
A local MP has been subjected to what Thames Valley Police has described as "hate crime" on social media.
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MP reacts to RBH ‘massive shortfall’
The government is only giving £4.4 million for repairs to the Royal Berkshire hospital.
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Energy first for Whiteknights primary
The school is among 11 across the country leading the way with solar installations.
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All you need to know ahead of Thursday’s elections
Residents of Maiden Erlegh and Whitegates ward will go to the polls.
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Spend on new exec roles questioned
Two new executive positions have been created.
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Call for minister to meet Wokingham businesses
'Clarity needed on US court ruling'
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MP calls for action on ‘dangerous’ delays
Patients with deadly cancers are facing severe delays in starting life-saving treatment.
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