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1. Who will be vying for Woodley MP vote?
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010Wokingham voters are split into four constituencies for the General Election.
2. Killer of child murderer gets sentence cut
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010A convicted murderer who killed the only man ever brought to justice over the slaying of Wokingham schoolboy Mark Tildesley can seek freedom later this year after a judge slashed 10 years off his minimum sentence.
3. Mum: ‘Girl is let down by care system’
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010A mother has criticised Wokingham’s child protection team, saying they are failing her teenaged daughter.
4. Police to hold public meetings
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010The policing team is inviting residents to have their say about any issues in the area.
5. Elections put brakes on roadworks
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010Voters will be given an easier journey to reach one of Winnersh’s main polling stations after engineers agreed to halt roadworks for election week.
6. Change, grow, move – future of education
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010Parents across the borough will be offered the chance to have their say on how Wokingham’s schools will change, grow and move in a consultation later this year.
7. Hundreds with ‘complex’ woes look to Citizens Advice
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010Hundreds of new clients with debts worth nearly £15 million have been seeking the advice of the town’s Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) in the last year.
8. Where to find your polling station
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010Where to find you polling station for the Wokingham Borough Council election on Thursday, May 6.
9. Meet the borough council election hopefuls
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010The excitement surrounding the General Election is threatening to overshadow crucial council elections on the same day.
10. What you need to know about council elections
Get Wokingham, Tuesday 04 May 2010Wokingham Borough Council’s current political control lies with the Conservatives, who have 42 seats to the Liberal Democrats’ 10.
