BREXIT OPINION: You Voted: The morning after
Regular Wokingham Paper columnist Tony Johnson was at Wokingham's count last night. Here he offers a reflection on the Brexit ...
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Prime Minister David Cameron announces he will step down following shock EU result
THE Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that he will be stepping down. The announcement came hours after the UK voted ...
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The big question on everyone’s mind is should Britain leave the EU or not? Not only does this massive decision ...
Spa apologises over Brexit email sent to members
A LOCAL spa has apologised to its members after sending out an email backing Brexit. On Monday, people who had ...
Eurosceptic Wokingham MP John Redwood warns PM job is at risk over Brexit
In the wake of the resignation of Iain Duncan Smith, a Wokingham MP has criticised the Prime Minister for losing contact ...
Wokingham MP John Redwood told to “bugger off” over EU letter
The grandson of Winston Churchill has told Wokingham’s MP to “bugger off”. Earlier this week, John Redwood wrote an open ...
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