VOTE 2023: Norreys
Norreys is a target seat for Labour - the party already has a councillor in the ward. With Gregor Murray ...
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FROM THE STUMP: Coming home to Norreys
When I returned to Wokingham after several decades away, much had changed, some things had improved and others had dishearteningly ...
Developer proposes to build homes next to sewage treatment works on Ashridge Farm
The number of houses and flats is not yet confirmed, although David Wilson Homes say they hope to build a ...
VOTE 2019: Norreys
Polling Stations Norreys Evangelical Church, Norreys Avenue, Wokingham Norreys Wokingham Methodist Church Hall, Rose Street, Wokingham 2019 results 2019 candidates ...
SPECIAL REPORT: An attack on Wokingham’s community
THOUGHTLESS Grinches attempted to ruin Wokingham’s Christmas by vandalising the town’s Christmas tree – and the damage was so severe ...
Theo’s thoughts: We need to talk about the bins
There are plenty of articles about the failings of our national politicians. But they all ignore the leaders’ universal Achilles ...
School uniform project to help tackle Wokingham poverty
ONE of the borough’s oldest charities has come up with one of its newest schemes – a project to help ...
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