Between 2020 and 2025, more than 1,200 people were injured on Wokingham’s roads. 182 were seriously injured. Behind those figures are people whose lives have been changed, sometimes permanently, by collisions on our roads.
Wokingham Borough is a great place to live, learn and work. We have successful businesses, high employment and residents with strong skills.
Wokingham is a wonderful place to live, not least because of the people who make up our communities. While our market town heritage remains an important part of our identity, our borough is also home to people with roots across the world.
This week is a moment to hear and respond to what transgender and non-binary people are telling us, to honour all they bring to our communities, and to face up to the obstacles still standing in their way.
Ed Davey's speech to Energy UK's Annual Conference
The UK’s press regulator has never fined a newspaper. The Liberal Democrats say that has to change.
