A WOKINGHAM MP’s support for home secretary Priti Patel has been criticised by a borough councillor. On Friday evening, Sir John Redwood joined other MPs in sharing messages on social...
Read moreWOKINGHAM’S finances are “in extremely good health”. That’s the message from council leader John Halsall, who was addressing concerns raised by opposition parties over the management of residents’ money. He...
Read moreIS THE council’s debt level £700 million? That was a question posed by Cllr Graham Howe to council leader Cllr John Halsall during the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council...
Read moreWOKINGHAM residents are calling for two new pedestrian crossings to be installed in the town. Cllr Nick Fox, the Labour town councillor for Norreys East, had been due to present...
Read moreAN ONLINE petition calling on the council to provide free school meals during the Christmas holidays amassed nearly 500 signatures. Presenting it to the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough Council...
Read moreA RENEWED call for Wokingham to reopen its police station has been made with the presentation of a petition to Wokingham Borough Council. At the virtual meeting held on Thursday,...
Read moreCllr Paul Fishwick argues the new London Road cycleway is too dangerous for children to ride.
Read morePoliticians across the council have welcomed additional funding to help feed families this winter.
Read moreA group of Conservative MPs are campaigning to stop more cycle lanes being built across the country.
Read moreThe government's Planning For The Future white paper has been rejected by Wokingham Borough Council.
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