Wokingham in the national spotlight
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey was in Wokingham, trailed by national media.
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Hear Wokingham's candidates speak at a hustings in the town
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Former minister in Earley
Former government minister Robert Jenrick was pounding the streets of Earley this afternoon.
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‘Wokingham Waitrose woman’ in demand
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has responded to a report that his party has named a target demographic "Wokingham Waitrose woman".
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Parking costs up again in Wokingham borough
The cost of parking in Wokingham borough is set to rise again next month.
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Jones backs free-to-air Premier League pledge
The policy would see ten Premier League games per season shown on free-to-air TV.
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Fly-tippers face losing driving licence
The Conservatives have announced new measures to improve peoples' neighbourhoods and encourage community cohesion.
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Conway calls for cooperation
The leader of Wokingham Borough Council has called on councillors from across the chamber to work together.
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Conservatives face a wipeout in Berkshire, poll suggests
They currently hold six of the eight MP seats in the county.
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Your ‘need to know’ for the election
There have been a number of significant changes introduced to elections and the voting process.
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