Michael Gove promises to visit Wokingham to discuss housing numbers
MICHAEL GOVE has told the new leader of Wokingham Borough Council that he will pay a visit to discuss housing ...
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Business confederation calls for six month furlough
Business bodies have welcomed extra support for companies during lockdown.
Reopening of museums and art galleries welcomed by LGA
RELAXED restrictions will mean that museums and galleries are allowed to reopen from next week. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Boris ...
More than 100,000 new affordable homes needed for key workers each year
MORE than 100,000 affordable homes need to be built each year for key workers of the pandemic, said the Local ...
Coronavirus – Another jump in the number of confirmed cases in Wokingham borough
NEARLY 2,000 people have tested positive for the coronavirus across the United Kingdom, according to new figures released by Public ...
Local Government Association calls on mattress makers to recycle more in bid to crackdown on flytipping
IN A BID to reduce fly-tipping, the Local Government Association is urging manufacturers to launch a recycling scheme – something ...
A specialist suite for multiple births has opened at Royal Berkshire Hospital
The new suite will support mothers who are expecting twins, multiple births or more complex deliveries which require more staff ...
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