FROM THE STUMP: Coming home to Norreys
When I returned to Wokingham after several decades away, much had changed, some things had improved and others had dishearteningly ...
When I returned to Wokingham after several decades away, much had changed, some things had improved and others had dishearteningly ...
COUNCILLORS planning to increase car park fees in Wokingham are 'punishing' residents say the Conservatives, a claim disputed by the ...
WOKINGHAM'S politicians are paying their respects to the Queen, following news that she died today at the age of 96.
FOR the first time in more than 20 years, Wokingham councillors are set to approve a Liberal Democrat-run administration, Wokingham ...
WOKINGHAM'S electorate has spoken, and the council is no longer under a Conservative majority.
The borough council's research has now concluded that the plastic edging is faster to install, reduced carbon, and has improved ...
Thursday’s full council meeting will continue to be a hybrid format, despite the government relaxing rules on indoor gatherings. During ...
With a week to go until polling stations open for the local elections, JESS WARREN meets the three main party ...
By Andrew Gray The Covid-19 pandemic has changed our lives in so many ways; the way students learn, our relationship ...
As May 6 comes closer, our manifesto series sees Andy Croy from Wokingham Labour set out his party’s principles to PHIL ...
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