Speed Checking in York Road, Mount Hermon West
After much pressure from me the County Council have now installed a temporary speed checker at the Wych Hill Lane end of York Road.
14 Mar 2006
News
Local News
WOKING STATION SUBWAY IS A DISGRACE
I think everyone agrees that the subway is a disgrace, and has been for some time.
12 Mar 2006
A CASINO FOR WOKING - LIB DEM COUNCILLORS TO HAVE A FREE VOTE
Whether or not Woking seeks to have a casino is a major decision, with
8 Mar 2006
MING CAMPBELL ELECTED LIBERAL DEMOCRAT LEADER
Ming Campbell has been elected as the new leader of the Liberal Democrats, taking over from Charles Kennedy.
5 Mar 2006
INDEPENDENT POWER COMMISSION CALLS FOR ELECTORAL REFORM
Blueprint to give power to the people
27 Feb 2006
SURREY LIB DEMS SLAM TORY BUDGET
The County Council's budget for 2006/07, including a 5% increase in Council Tax, was passed by the Conservative majority at the Full Council meeting on 7 February.
16 Feb 2006
CLLR PHILIP GOLDENBERG CLEARED BY STANDARDS BOARD
"I will not be gagged by Woking's arrogant Tories"- and the Standards Board backs me."
15 Feb 2006
Woking Travel Centre
Following complaints from many local residents (including his wife!), LibDem Deputy Group Leader Cllr Philip Goldenberg insisted that the Council press Woking Station to keep their Travel Centre open at published hours for the benefit of both local residents and South West Trains' own staff.
28 Jan 2006
County Council Decision on Brewery Road
18th January 2006
28 Jan 2006
National Party News
Remembering Ming
Ed Davey remembers Ming Campbell in remarks made to the House of Commons
15 Oct 2025
Marie Goldman marks the start of Black History Month 2025
October has arrived, bringing with it Black History Month - a time to celebrate the Black British community and their past, present and future contributions.
MG
1 Oct 2025
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