Little white lies your Wokingham estate agent might tell you
With the average asking price for a property here around t£604,000, securing your slice of Berkshire paradise is a serious investment.
Read moreDetailsWith the average asking price for a property here around t£604,000, securing your slice of Berkshire paradise is a serious investment.
Read moreDetailsVolunteers seek fabric donations to transform the town
Read moreDetailsDark satire predicts the closure of public bathrooms
Read moreDetailsThe mysterious 'artist' known as Praksy has struck again in Wokingham.
Read moreDetailsAcross Berkshire, there are currently 547 verified sightings - making it the 19th worst-affected county in England.
Read moreDetailsFor buyers looking to secure a piece of local history, the borough has some hidden gems for sale.
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Read moreDetailsThese would be in addition to the 11 existing sites.
Read moreDetailsThe simple truth is that Wokingham's market isn't booming uncontrollably, but it certainly isn't broken.
Read moreDetailsThe local footballing landscape has taken shape following the release of the Thames Valley Premier Football League constitution.
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