VIEWPOINTS: Our alternative budget for the borough
Last Thursday, as Leader of the Liberal Democrats I had the privilege of submitting a fully costed Amendment as an ...
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Wokingham residents voice frustration over Sir John Redwood’s knighthood
WOKINGHAM MP John Redwood has expressed his gratitude for the “kind messages” he has received since news broke that he ...
‘The ruling Conservatives in Wokingham are badly divided and have lost their way’: Lib Dem leader
“THE RULING Conservative Group is badly divided and has lost their way. They are just floundering about, hoping that someone ...
Wokingham opposition leader pledges to be a ‘credible alternative’
Cllr Lindsay Ferris used his speech at Wokingham Borough Council's annual meeting on Thursday, May 24 to set out his ...
Council calls on Reading Buses to apologise over Woodley and Earley cuts
A BUS company at the centre of a row over services to Woodley and Earley has denied any rift with ...
Anger after Twyford left without Post Office for 10 days
A TWYFORD councillor has criticised the Post Office after the village was left without a service for 10 days. Services ...
LETTERS: Ditching Thatcherism or doing something different?
A recent poll for a national Pro-Tory Sunday newspaper (Mail on Sunday, May 21) asked the question: ‘Is Mrs May ...
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