Covid support for businesses until 2022
At last week's executive meeting, Wokingham Borough Council pledged to support businesses until 2022.
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BREAKING: Cllr Keith Baker stands down as executive member for highways
THE FORMER leader of the council has resigned from his latest post as the borough’s executive member for highways and ...
‘We must talk up Wokingham town’
WE MUST talk up the town. That was the message from the executive member for regeneration. Cllr Stuart Munro made ...
New-look Wokingham Borough Council executive unveiled
THE NEW leader of Wokingham Borough Council has revealed her new executive. Last week, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor was named ...
Wokingham Borough Council Executive agree, in principle, to move library
WOKINGHAM’S town centre library is set to move to new, smaller premises in Carnival Pool after Executive approved an ...
Executive approve plans for evening and weekend car charges across Wokingham
PARKING at evenings, weekends, bank holidays in borough car parks will no longer be free after Wokingham Borough Council’s executive ...
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