VOTE 2021: Wokingham Borough Conservatives pledge: ‘We exist to serve you’
As May 6 comes closer, our manifesto series sees WOKINGHAM CONSERVATIVES explain why you should vote for them Our goal ...
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Liberal Democrats promise £230,000 to shorten youth mental health waiting times
Leader of Wokingham Liberal Democrats, Cllr Lindsay Ferris, has unveiled manifesto pledges for the upcoming local elections.
Wokingham politicians call for mail-in ballots for local elections
Local politicians are asking residents to register to vote by post in the upcoming local elections.
Register for a postal vote now, says Wokingham Borough Council
Wokingham Borough Council is asking residents to register for a postal vote in next year's local elections now.
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: You’ve decided – now it’s time for our leaders to deliver
THURSDAY, May 2 was a momentous day for Wokingham. We hesitate to use the word seismic, but had we been ...
VOTE 2019: Sonning woman casts vote
A WOMAN from Sonning has voted in today's local elections. She was accompanied by her husband. They drove to the ...
VOTE 2019: Party manifestos
Each of the parties standing for election in Wokingham have a vision for how they see the borough council progressing. ...
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