Gossip Girls fun day helps Syrian reugees
THE THREAT of bad weather could not stop the families of Wokingham from raising hundreds of pounds at a fun ...
Tag: Syria
250 pairs of boots heading from Wokingham to Calais Jungle
More than 250 pairs of boots are en route to Calais, where they will be handed out to refugees living ...
Theresa May: Why I support the Syrian airstrikes
The Home Secretary - and Maidenhead MP - Theresa May was out of the country yesterday on Government business. She has ...
Dr Phillip Lee: Why I supported the Government in Syria vote
On Wednesday, December 2, Dr Phillip Lee, the MP for Bracknell - which includes parts of Wokingham borough - voted ...
Rob Wilson: Why I voted for Syrian bombing
Like all MPs, I have been thinking about how to vote on the Government’s plan regarding the civil war in ...
John Redwood: Why I abstained in the Syria vote
I was against the Coalition government’s proposal to attack the Assad government in Syria in 2013, which Parliament blocked. I ...
Syria vote: John Redwood’s five questions
WOKINGHAM’S MP, John Redwood, has yet to reveal how he would vote regarding the UK taking action on Syria. It ...
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