MPs fail to sign letter calling for more SEND cash
None of Wokingham's MPs have backed calls for the government to spend more money on special educational needs services.
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Financial pressures getting ‘more severe’
Balancing Wokingham Borough Council's books is going to be a challenge next year.
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Enhancing the customer experience
Wokingham Borough Council's first customer experience strategy was approved by the decision-making executive last week.
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Litter bin closure plans are delayed
ans to save taxpayers' money and protect essential public services by removing 150 public litter bins have been put on hold.
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One step closer to wheelie bins
Wokingham Borough Council has awarded a contract for the supply of wheelie bins.
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No magic wand for struggling councils
The government has "no magic wand" to help councils struggling with cash.
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Have your say on proposed polling places
Wokingham Borough Council is asking electors about proposed changes to polling places.
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Sir John Redwood: ‘Iain Duncan Smith sets out how a Labour government would damage the country’
Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP spoke about the current socio-economic climate in Finchampstead.
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Lib Dem leader Ed Davey visits Reading and endorses Wokingham parliamentary candidate Clive Jones
THE LEADER of the Liberal Democrats visited Reading on Friday and shared his endorsement for the party's parliamentary candidate for Wokingham.
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Finchampstead votes to keep rural character
Recent vote achieved almost 90% support.
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