Meet the four candidates in Emmbrook by-election
Following the resignation of Chris Singleton, there is a vacancy for Wokingham Borough Council in its Emmbrook ward. The by-election ...
Tag: Wokingham Labour
Emmbrook by-election: Green candidate declines to stand
The Green Party’s candidate for Emmbrook has declined to stand, instead encouraging his supporters to vote tactically against the Conservatives. ...
Wokingham MP John Redwood to press Government over changes to disabled benefits
Wokingham MP John Redwood has revealed that he wants the Government to review a planned cut in benefits to disabled ...
Redwood criticised for supporting £30 a week disability benefit cut
A VOTE to cut the £30 a week Employment Support Allowance has been criticised by Wokingham’s Labour party. Earlier this ...
Redwood to launch Vote Leave on Saturday – as Wokingham votes to stay in
As John Redwood prepare to launch a local campaign to leave the European Union, an informal poll has revealed that Wokingham ...
Emmbrook North by-election called
A by-election has been called for a town council ward – despite a plea from a mayor to avoid one. On ...
Four in five back Wokingham tax credits petition
As the House of Lords prepares for a crunch vote on planned cuts to tax credits, a local political party ...
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