FROM THE OPPOSITION: Wokingham worse off under Labour
In a few weeks' time, the Liberal Democrat administration will present their budget for 2025/26 to Council
Read moreDetailsIn a few weeks' time, the Liberal Democrat administration will present their budget for 2025/26 to Council
Read moreDetailsA member of Wokingham Borough Council has been suspended from the Labour party, and is currently sitting as an Independent councillor.
Read moreDetailsThe war of words ahead of next week's Winnersh by-election has intensified.
Read moreDetailsClive told the Prime Minister that staff are already having to dodge buckets collecting rainwater from leaking roofs.
Read moreDetailsUnfortunately, many myths about planning, and especially Wokingham's new local plan, are being propagated at present for party political purposes.
Read moreDetailsThis week the Health Secretary announced that work to replace the Royal Berkshire Hospital will not begin for at least a decade
Read moreDetailsAs technology continues its rapid advancement, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly reshaping the way we live, work and access services.
Read moreDetailsFor some time, Conservatives in Wokingham Borough have been warning that the policies of Labour in Government and the Liberal Democrats
Read moreDetailsWar of words over controversial development.
Read moreDetailsAccusation that leaders are getting 'cold feet'..
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