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The Corporate Plan is THE MOST IMPORTANT strategy document in the Council’s Constitution; It influences ALL the decisions that RBWM will make. But is the Council excluding residents through a fake consultation process? Are you being prevented from influencing the actions of your council? Continue reading RBWM Corporate Plan Consultation, or not?
Meet the WWRA Candidates for the Clewer & Dedworth West Ward at the elections on 4 May 2023 Continue reading WWRA AGM approves Carol and Wisdom’s candidacies in 4 May 2023 local election
Windsor residents have concerns about how the Town is being run. We have packaged your comments into a series of WWRA Plans For Windsor. Continue reading What Windsor residents are talking about – WWRA Plans For Windsor
Windsor residents have low levels of confidence due to perceptions of a lack of enforcement.
The WWRA proposes to restore confidence, improve our environment and reduce damage Continue reading Residents’ concerns about planning and enforcement
Windsor’s poor pavements are inflicting immobility and ill health on residents. WWRA Councillors want Windsor to come alive for Windsorians. After working with senior RBWM officers, we are proposing that some of the £3.97m windfall budget be used to improve a network of pavements, install 9 crossings and amenable drop kerbs in two phases and, separately also increase enforcement and bus services Continue reading WWRA Windsor Walkways Proposal
WWRA Propose improvements to Windsor Buses to allow more people to access bus services into Clewer, Dedworth and Windsor, including the NIght Time Economy of pubs, clubs, theatres and restaurants Continue reading WWRA Improvements to Windsor Bus Services
Based on casework, WWRA Councillors are aware of failings in RBWM;s Adult Care. Our Budget proposals aim at improving Adult Care Quality and Value For Money for council tax payers Continue reading Improving Adult Care Quality and Value For Money for council tax payers
An increasing number of children and families in crisis which untreated can condemn our children to depression, poor education, poor job prospects, a life of poverty, sickness, addiction, early death and, a life dependent on the state.
The WWRA are proposing extra early intervention to help nip the problem in the bud. Continue reading Why bother with Extra Early Intervention for Children?
Initial feedback from RBWM on the 2023/24 Budget Consultation Process. What did people say? Did the Administration listen to residents?
Was the process problematic? Continue reading Cabinet to consider proposed amendments to budget
Local elections are happening in May 2023. RBWM are looking for 500 volunteers, aged 18 or over, who will be paid a fee. Find out more and help England’s Democratic Process flow. Continue reading Residents encouraged to work at upcoming RBWM elections