FROM THE CHAMBER: The need for savings
My portfolio contains a range of everyday, ongoing resident services that are funded from the Revenue budget, which is derived ...
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FROM THE CHAMBER: Why we’re having a consultation on the future of St Crispin’s Leisure Centre in Wokingham, and no, nothing has been decided yet
We are taking a hard look at the future of St Crispin's Leisure Centre and need to have an open ...
Minor changes made to Wokingham’s updated tree strategy
MINOR changes have been made to the council's new tree strategy, following feedback from residents, says Cllr Ian Shenton.
From The Chamber: Why it’s right to introduce wheelie bins to Wokingham
We knew that we had to improve on both counts, by reducing our waste tonnage and increasing our recycling rate
Grass cutting in Wokingham behind schedule after wettest March since 1981
AFTER no-mow May and a rather wet start to spring, Wokingham Borough Council is preparing to get back on track ...
Thousands respond to council survey on bin collections
Initial findings on the survey show that 67% of respondents "like or can accept" a change to fortnightly collections of ...
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