A Christmas greeting from Woodley Town Council leader Cllr Keith Baker
As Leader of Woodley Town Council it never ceases to amaze me how much compassion, caring and goodwill there is ...
As Leader of Woodley Town Council it never ceases to amaze me how much compassion, caring and goodwill there is ...
COUNCILLORS planning to increase car park fees in Wokingham are 'punishing' residents say the Conservatives, a claim disputed by the ...
Wokingham Borough councillors unite as one to condemn Putin's invasion of Ukraine, and pledge to do all they can to ...
REDUCED incomes as a result of the coronavirus pandemic means that Woodley Town Council is planning to increase its council ...
PANCAKES will be flying through the centre of Woodley on Shrove Tuesday thanks to a new initiative. The Rotary Club ...
ONE of the borough’s most-loved parks has received the Green Flag for the second year in a row. The scheme ...
IT’S BRIGHT, it’s colourful and it’s not yet open for business – but it soon will be. Woodley’s new public ...
A SIGNIFICANT difference of opinion led to Wokingham Conservatives ditching their leader last night. Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor will resign ...
THE FORMER leader of the council has resigned from his latest post as the borough’s executive member for highways and ...
ONE bright spot for the Conservatives in this year’s local elections was the seat they gained from the Liberal Democrats ...
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