FROM THE CHAMBER: Financial Check
Cllr Stuart Munro Wokingham Borough Council’s Chief Financial Officer has said that the Council’s Finances were in good shape under ...
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Wokingham’s regeneration works have not caused chaos – councillor
The councillor in charge of regeneration of Wokingham disputes claims that works across the town centre have caused chaos. At ...
Shoppers urged to keep it local and support town centre
FESTIVE shoppers are being urged to ‘keep it local’ when deciding where to buy their gifts. And there will be ...
‘We must talk up Wokingham town’
WE MUST talk up the town. That was the message from the executive member for regeneration. Cllr Stuart Munro made ...
Wokingham councils’ regen forum hears ideas from retailers
RETAILERS, business owners and councillors came together last Wednesday evening for a workshop on issues facing Wokingham town during the ...
Wokingham council leader’s February letter against Grazeley plans
Back in February, Cllr Charlotte Haitham Taylor, in her capacity as a ward councillor for the area, joined other ward ...
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