Promotions at Clifton Ingram
Clifton Ingram has announced the promotion of several members of its team.
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Historic name set to return to the town
New week is the 20th anniversary of the last competitive match of Wokingham Town Football Club.
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New role for Sophia
It is a newly created role and not yet common across the property industry.
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Full details of May’s M25 closures
There will be a full weekend closure between junctions 9 (A243 Leatherhead) and 10 (A3 Wisley) in May.
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Woodley care home plans approved
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a 68-bedroom care home.
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Sindlesham land up for auction
More land in Wokingham is set to come under the hammer today.
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Ticket sales start for Wargrave Festival
Long queues are expected when tickets for the 25th Wargrave Festival go on sale on Saturday.
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‘Fight’ in town centre post office
Thames Valley Police is investigating the incident.
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Council tackles rubbish complaints
Residents have highlighted the issue at the hotel in Sindlesham.
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Bagging a good deal?
Wokingham Borough Council blue rubbish bags are being sold on a popular internet auction site.
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