2021: ‘There is now some light at the end of a very long tunnel’ says Reading East MP Matt Rodda
Our community has been through a lot during the last year, 2020 has been difficult and challenging and I want ...
Tag: European Union
Brexit Party MEP candidates canvas voters in Wokingham’s town centre
Two of the Brexit Party's hopefuls in Thursday's European Elections visited Wokingham's town centre on Saturday to meet and greet ...
Calls for Wokingham MP John Redwood to resign
WOKINGHAM MP John Redwood is facing calls to resign following a newspaper article in which the staunch Brexiter appeared to ...
Redwood to launch Vote Leave on Saturday – as Wokingham votes to stay in
As John Redwood prepare to launch a local campaign to leave the European Union, an informal poll has revealed that Wokingham ...
John Redwood ready to campaign for Brexit
Wokingham MP John Redwood is keen to campaign for a British exit from Europe. The veteran Eurosceptic spoke to The ...
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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