VOTE 2018: Leaders interviews – Lindsay Ferris, Liberal Democrats
The Liberal Democrats currently have seven seats on the council and leader LINDSAY FERRIS is looking to increase that on ...
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VOTE 2018: Leaders interviews – Andy Croy, Labour
Labour may be the smallest party on the borough council, but it’s not short of big ideas. Andy Croy sets ...
VOTE 2018: Leaders interviews – Charlotte Haitham Taylor, Conservatives
Charlotte Haitham Taylor has been Leader of Wokingham Borough Conservatives for almost a year. Here she outlines her vision for ...
VOTE 2018 – Swallowfield CON HOLD
Swallowfield Stuart Munro successfully defended his seat for the Conservatives This year’s result Turnout 35% Previous results This year’s ...
VOTE 2018: Independent Jim to stand in Shinfield
A MAN who battled the council over the long-delayed Shinfield Eastern Relief Road is to stand in Shinfield South. Independent ...
Tony Johnson: A tale of two manifestos
There’s an election brewing and it’s due on May 3. And what’s different about this election is that two of ...
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