Conservative candidate still standing after Grazeley mix-up
"Having reflected I have decided that I cannot allow myself to be bullied by social media trolls. I will therefore ...
Tag: Local elections
Coronavirus – Big jump in nationally reported cases, but just one additional case in Wokingham borough
The number of people who have caught the coronavirus has increased substantially across the country. New data released by the ...
TONY JOHNSON: Local Election Disaster … tens of people feared mildly inconvenienced
Yes – last Thursday the voters went to the polling stations to tell the parties ‘what’s what’ and ‘which way ...
YOUR VIEWS: Readers letters as seen in The Wokingham Paper of May 9, 2019
Post Office move was purely political The Post Office ‘consultation’ was never about whether or not the Crown Post Office ...
VOTE 2019: Conservative leader Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner says, ‘We have a strong track record of running a very efficient council’
LAST WEEK’S Wokingham Paper featured extensive coverage of the civic funeral for Alderman Bob Wyatt. Former mayor, borough and town ...
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 ...
VOTE 2019: Party manifestos
Each of the parties standing for election in Wokingham have a vision for how they see the borough council progressing. ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We’ve spoken, now don’t look back
LAST WEEK’S local elections results at first glance suggest business as usual. The Conservatives are still the largest party, just ...
TONY JOHNSON: Wokingham elections 2018 – your votes counted
The 2018 Borough Election campaigns came to an end on Thursday, May 3 – as over 40,000 of us went ...
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