Wokingham town mayor resigns after social media postings come to light
THE mayor of Wokingham town has resigned following an investigation into his social media presence. Cllr Peter Lucey decided to ...
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BREAKING: Wokingham Mayor resigns for personal reasons
The mayor of Wokingham town mayor has resigned for personal reasons. In a statement, Wokingham Town Council said: "Councillor Peter ...
Shoppers urged to keep it local and support town centre
FESTIVE shoppers are being urged to ‘keep it local’ when deciding where to buy their gifts. And there will be ...
Nominations open for Wokingham civic awards
NOMINATIONS are now being accepted for those members of the community who deserve recognition for their outstanding contributions to Wokingham. ...
Even the mayor wants to fight fire!
FIREFIGHTERS invited members of the public to find out more about its work at a special open day last month ...
Wokingham Living Advent Calendar Day 13: The Art House
On the 13th day of Christmas, we were presented with something different to anything else presented so far in this ...
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