VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Whatever you think, make sure you vote
THIS Thursday, the phoney war is over and it is up to you to decide. Polling stations will be open ...
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TONY JOHNSON: Local Election Disaster … tens of people feared mildly inconvenienced
Yes – last Thursday the voters went to the polling stations to tell the parties ‘what’s what’ and ‘which way ...
VOTE 2019: Wokingham Town Results
Emmbrook North Emmbrook South Evendons East Evendons West Norreys East Norreys West Wescott East Westcott West
VOTE 2019: Woodley Town Council results
Residents in Woodley were asked to elect their new town council as well as borough residents on Thursday, May 2. ...
VOTE 2019: Shock as Wokingham Conservatives leader loses seat to Lib Dems
Conservatives leader Julian McGhee-Sumner loses seat to Liberal Democrats Executive member for regeneration Philip Mirfin loses to Lib Dems Norman ...
VOTE 2019: Sonning woman casts vote
A WOMAN from Sonning has voted in today's local elections. She was accompanied by her husband. They drove to the ...
VOTE 2019: Conservative leader Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner says, ‘We have a strong track record of running a very efficient council’
LAST WEEK’S Wokingham Paper featured extensive coverage of the civic funeral for Alderman Bob Wyatt. Former mayor, borough and town ...
VOTE 2019: Wokingham Labour leader Cllr Andy Croy says, ‘For a councillor that works hard for you, vote Labour’
Last April, Cllr Andy Croy was Labour’s sole representative on Wokingham Borough Council. But just a few weeks later, the ...
VOTE 2019: Louise Tomlin is standing for the Women’s Equality Party in Wokingham Borough Council elections
FOR the first time in Wokingham’s history, a Women’s Equality Party candidate is standing. Louise Timlin is asking Evendons voters ...
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