VOTE 2024: Lib Dem leader predicts a change
Sir Ed Davey, the party leader, was in Wargrave in the north of the borough on Monday.
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VOTE 2024: Party chairman comes to town
The cabinet minister campaigned alongside Sir John Redwood MP, and local Conservative councillors.
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VOTE 2024: Labour can be an effective opposition says its Wokingham leader
Labour can offer an ‘effective opposition’ on Wokingham Borough Council, its leading councillor Andy Croy has said. Like the Liberal Democrats, the party has increased its number of councillors in...
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John Redwood visits WADE
The MP for Wokingham complimented WADE on its newly refurbished lounge.
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New arts trail to launch in Reading and Wokingham venues over Whitsun bank holiday
FROM small acorns ... a new arts trail is to take place across Reading and Wokingham, giving people a chance to meet artists in their studios.
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Double delight for Wolves
The youngsters completed a league and cup double during an unbeaten season.
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Get quizzing at the Rose Inn
Test your brain power
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Cllr falls whilst campaigning
Cllr Prue Bray suffered the accident in Finchampstead last week.
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Lib Dem leader back in the borough
He was lending support to Clive Jones, his party's candidate for the Wokingham seat at the next general election.
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Chief Constable’s aim for next year: solve more crime across the Thames Valley
THE NUMBER of burglaries and robberies across Thames Valley Police has increased, while knife crime is down according to new figures released today
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