From the Leader: What does a new Prime Minister mean for Wokingham?
This week has seen the arrival of a new prime minister, the fifth in as many years. What will Prime Minister Burnham do to help Wokingham Borough and the council that serves it?
This week has seen the arrival of a new prime minister, the fifth in as many years. What will Prime Minister Burnham do to help Wokingham Borough and the council that serves it?
Modern life poses many challenges for young people. While Wokingham Borough Council has limited power to help, we are doing what we can to assist children and young adults to navigate the choppy waters that they are experiencing.
Recently, I have been reflecting on how we talk about social care in our community and across our services. What became clear is this: the words we choose matter more than we might think
British politics seems to have changed dramatically in the last few years.
This week we are due to experience our third heatwave this year. For many people it means uncomfortable nights and wilted gardens. For others - older residents, young children and those with health conditions - it can be dangerous.
The new Winnersh microlibrary at Rainbow Park is now fully up and running, with longer opening hours.