Emotions run high on bin tender motion
A hot debate took place at last week's full council on what was a purely administrative process.
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Reading MPs respond to accusations of ‘broken promises’ as Labour puts hospitals plan under review
Reading MPs have hit back at accusations of "broken" promises regarding Labour's commitment to building a new Royal Berkshire Hospital
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War of words over local plan
The feisty exchange revolved around the document that will include a strategy for development throughout the borough.
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New MP makes her maiden speech
Yuan Yang was elected the Labour MP for Earley and Woodley during the general election.
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RBH plans thrown into doubt
'Promises made by the previous government were built on sand'.
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Quick action promised on local plan
Wokingham Borough Council will move quickly to finalise its local plan update.
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First question for new MP
The new Labour member of parliament for Earley and Woodley asked her first question in the House of Commons last week.
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Wokingham Borough Council is set to receive additional funding of more than £500,000.
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£20m savings sought by WBC
The council continues to face severe financial challenges.
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MP to back health care amendment
Wokingham MP Clive Jones is set to back a Liberal Democrat amendment to the King's Speech.
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