Dr Phillip Lee’s resignation statement in full
Resigning as a minister from the Government is a very difficult decision because it goes against every grain in my ...
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Prime Minister honours Fred’s work for Keep Mobile
A WOKINGHAM man has been honoured by the Prime Minister for his work in supporting disabled people in the borough. ...
PICTURES: Henley Arts Trail 2018 – the Wokingham Borough venues
With the hottest May Day holiday weekend on record since it was introduced in 1978, if anything it was verging ...
WATCH: Prime Minister Theresa May opens Phoenix Avenue in Wokingham
Yesterday, Prime Minister Theresa May
Prime Minister opens Phoenix Avenue in Wokingham
A SMILING Prime Minister officially opened a new council-built development of affordable homes in Phoenix Avenue on Friday. The new ...
Campaigners’ meetings to help fight against Ruscombe developments
Three new public meetings about 3500 new homes being possibly built on greenbelt in Ruscombe have been organised. The Campaign ...
Free Valentine’s roses at Twyford cafe to help combat loneliness
A HOME care company is gearing up to play cupid by handing out roses on Valentine’s Day in a Twyford ...
Theresa May pledges to protect green belt while visiting Wokingham homeowner
ONE of the borough’s four MPs has pledged to protect the green belt, while also encouraging one of the biggest ...
Borough MP Theresa May to visit Wokingham first time buyers
Maidenhead MP Theresa May, whose constituency includes parts of the borough, will today visit first-time buyers in Wokingham to find ...
Christmas greetings from Wokingham’s leaders
We invited Wokingham borough's MPs, mayors and council leaders to share with your their Christmas thoughts and wishes. Here we ...
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