FROM THE STUMP: Coming home to Norreys
When I returned to Wokingham after several decades away, much had changed, some things had improved and others had dishearteningly ...
Tag: austerity
Protesters queue up in Twyford to back pharmacies hit by austerity cuts
MORE than 100 people took to the streets in Twyford last month to protest the potentially devastating cuts being faced by ...
£19 million of cuts: council invites you to have your say
Council facing new round of austerity 150 jobs to be axed Review of bin collection service Lollipop patrols could be sponsored ...
Council are wary of scrutiny of the budget warns Wokingham Lib Dems
THE Conservatives are wary of scrutiny of its new budget, according to Wokingham’s Liberal Democrat leader. Councillor Prue Bray, who ...
‘Wokingham’s tax rise has been forced on us’ – Council
THE leader of Wokingham Borough Council has said that it has been forced to raise the levels of council tax ...
UPDATED: MPs claim new budget deal for Wokingham Council
In a U-turn that benefits the borough, the council is due to secure £2.1m additional funding from central Government according to ...
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