Wokingham Conservative leader unveils her shadow executive team
WOKINGHAM?S Conservatives has unveiled its shadow executive team, with new leader Cllr Pauline Jorgensen saying they are a talented group
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Party leaders lobby for teachers to get vaccine priority
Party leaders are calling for teachers to join the coronavirus vaccine priority list.
FROM THE EXECUTIVE: Our priorities for our borough’s wellbeing
From The Executive as seen in Wokingham.Today of November 5, 2020.
Coronavirus – Woodley infant school reopens
A WOODLEY infant school has reopened after a staff member came down with coronavirus. Willow Bank Infant School was closed ...
Coronavirus – Council seeks to reassure parents: 'Schools are safe and will remain open'
THE COUNCIL is seeking to reassure parents that schools are safe and will remain open unless Public Heath England advises ...
Wokingham’s carers offered support and advice from council
CARERS across Wokingham borough may be going without support and respite care. In a bid to remedy the situation, Wokingham ...
MP launches fight to protect green space by Sand Martins
ONE OF the borough’s four MPs has lent his support to the borough council’s efforts to protect a green space ...
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