Councils could be forced to borrow more if changes to housing levies are changed warns councillor
Councils could end up borrowing more money if changes to housing development laws go ahead.
Tag: Lindsay Ferris
HOUSING: Government puts ‘substantial’ pressure on borough home building
Wokingham Borough Council's leader said the pressure to build new homes from the Government is "substantial".
Woodley town councillor Martin Doyle becomes independent
A WOODLEY town councillor has resigned the party whip and moved from the Liberal Democrat group to become independent.Cllr Martin ...
VOTE 2021: Lib Dems aim to be a strong, strong voice for Wokingham residents
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS ‘worked their socks off’ to gain three seats in the Wokingham local elections, according to the party’s ...
Party leaders lobby for teachers to get vaccine priority
Party leaders are calling for teachers to join the coronavirus vaccine priority list.
FROM THE CHAMBER: Looking back on 2020
From The Executive as seen in Wokingham.Today of December 17, 2020.
FROM THE CHAMBER: For the future
This week, Cllr Lindsay Ferris looks forward to next year's WBC elections and what he will do if she gains ...
No-deal Brexit: Wokingham Council can’t release plans
No-deal Brexit preparations plans will not be released by Wokingham Borough Council. The People’s Vote campaign asked in May to ...
Liberal Democrats announce their shadow executive
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS doubled their number of councillors in May’s local elections, going from eight to 16. This has been ...
VOTE 2019: Lib Dem leader says ‘We offer a clear alternative and can deliver on that’
"In the past year, we’ve grown as a group. We’re a lot more organised and focused on the issues residents ...
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