VOTE 2023 – All the wards, all the candidates, all you need to know
The 2023 local elections will be held in Wokingham borough on Thursday, May 4. Voters will be electing representatives in ...
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VOTE 2023: Wescott
There will be a new councillor for Wescott ward after Maria Gee decided to step down. In 2019, she caused ...
VOTE 2021: Wescott – LIB DEM GAIN
CandidateVotesPeter Dennis, Lib Dems1052Colin Heath, Labour288Julian McGhee-Sumner, Conservative1011Spoilt25 Former Wokingham Borough Council leader Julian McGhee-Sumner lost his seat in the ...
We were mis-sold claim residents
Broken lifts, stolen bikes, parking fines and a planning application that blocks sunlight. Residents of a gated development say they ...
VIDEO: Wokingham town elects new mayor, holds civic parade
Wokingham town has a new mayor. Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner was elected by the town council at a special mayor making ...
Wokingham Decides: where to vote across the borough in EU referendum
A number of polling stations have been set up across Wokingham borough ready for the people to have their say ...
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