Councillor remains committed despite move
'I'm still very connected to the area I serve'.
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MPs support for policy to fix NHS emergency care
It calls for GP appointments within seven days, and urgent ones within 24 hours.
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Push for council to condemn racism and rhetoric over asylum seeker hotel
A council which has a hotel that is being used to house asylum seekers has been pressed to condemn racist rhetoric.
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Debate about Great British flag gets heated at council meeting
A prominent councillor has admitted that he is a member of Reform UK during a heated debate about permanently flying the Union flag.
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Possible delay for path to residency for Hong Kongers who have fled to UK slammed
A possible delay to a path to residency for Honger Kongers who have fled to the UK has been slammed.
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FROM THE LEADER: Why a mayoral strategic authority?
The government wants every acre of England represented in a Mayoral Strategic Authority, with the elected mayors sitting alongside
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MP names Wokingham businesses at party conference
He raised the importance of the hospitality sector in Wokingham.
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MP swaps roles in Westminster
Tuesday's reshuffle saw a new role for the Wokingham MP.
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Youth MP selected for national committee
Maya Guelbert is Wokingham borough's youth MP.
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Jones pays respects to former leader
He was a frequent visitor to Wokingham.
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