VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Vote for the vision of Wokingham that you believe in
Regeneration or degeneration? Choked roads or bold vision for the future? Next Thursday, you decide on the type of Wokingham ...
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VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: A debt mountain that looks scary at the top
EARLIER this week, research revealed that the average Briton is in the red to the tune of £8,000 …plus their ...
LETTERS: We must support our market during regeneration
A word in your shell, like So, “you can’t make an omelette without breaking some eggs” (Keep On Shopping, The ...
Voice of Wokingham: This park & ride plan is sheer vandalism
Regarding plans to build a park & ride and single track bus lane at Thames Valley Park by the River ...
EDITORIAL: You’ve heard the cases, now choose
IT HAS been the most fascinating of election campaigns and not necessarily for the right reasons. From the moment local ...
COMMENTARY: Electus Interruptus
Two weeks ago, if you believe that Britain’s a two party state, one of the main contenders for the post ...
EDITORIAL: Yes, we agree Mr Mayor: be positive!
ONE OF the highlights of Sunday’s mayor making for Wokingham Town Council was hearing the new town mayor speak. Easily ...
Comment: Wokingham’s local plan? The cunning, plan ahead!
In the Wokingham Paper of November 17, we printed a special commentary by Tony Johnson about the future of the ...
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