Pauline Jorgensen

Leader of Wokingham Borough Conservatives
Hillside borough councillor
Earley Town Councillor
Conservative Parliamentary Spokesperson for Earley and Woodley Constituency

Pauline Jorgensen is truly a local representative, having lived in Earley for almost 40 years. 

In that time, she has been delivering for residents on Earley Town Council and Wokingham Borough Council, and now leads the Conservative Group. Her record for our area includes securing investment and improvements for parks and leisure centres in Earley and Woodley, investing in repairing and building new roads, delivering sustainable numbers of new affordable homes, and expanding library services.

Pauline worked in IT and HR for British Airways for 39 years, and now chairs a charity which looks after former employees.

Pauline believes passionately in maximising opportunities for all and in the importance of providing the best education for children and young people.

Please have a look at Pauline's website for more news - Pauline Jorgensen | for Earley and Woodley

 

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Libdems called to listen to HKG Chinese residents

Wokingham Borough Conservative councillors called out glaring omissions to the Inclusion, Diversity and Equity (IDE) Strategy during the Full Council meeting (31.07.25).The policy designed to create a fairer, and accessible borough, was described as “gesture politics” for not including all community

First Cold Homes, Now Tax on Loneliness

First Cold Homes, Now Tax on Loneliness Following on from my previous assessment that the new Labour Government has not got off to a good start, it’s now been announced that they’re going to take away Winter Fuel Payments from pensioners and impose a Loneliness Tax on Council Tax payers living alon

Pauline Jorgensen presses police on shoplifting

Pauline Jorgensen, Parliamentary candidate for Earley and Woodley, has pressed Thames Valley Police on what they are doing to stop shoplifting in the new constituency. Following a presentation by the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Matthew Barber, and the Chief Constable Jason Hogg, Pauline ra

Cost of Living at Christmas

Christmas can be difficult for lots of people for many different reasons. Cllr Pauline Jorgensen writes: Money worries can cause increased stress and anxiety.

Further slap in the face for local shops

Earlier this week, Wokingham Conservatives held a business forum in the town centre which was attended by over 20 local businesses and was an excellent opportunity for us to hear from local businesses about the challenges they are facing. Conservatives support our local businesses. They are an

Council celebrates recognition for project success under the Conservatives

Liberal Democrat councillors in Wokingham Borough have been caught out trying to take credit for an initiative devised under the previous Conservative administration to support people from Hong Kong. A healthcare webinar in Cantonese launched in 2021, designed to provide information on how to navig

Conservative victory to keep Wokingham Borough cleaner

Wokingham Borough Conservative Councillors have succeeded in stopping the proposed cuts to public litter bins. At a meeting of the Council’s Executive, it was decided to not proceed with the axing of some litter bins and reduced emptying of others.