Thames Water submits new plans which could see customer bills rising further
Thames Water could be raising household bills further to cover "environmental" projects following the defaulting of its parent company
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Celebrations for Wokingham shop
A Wokingham town centre store has received a makeover to celebrate its 35th anniversary.
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Celebrating change at Maya’s Refillables
A Wokingham store is revolutionising the way we shop
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New luxury estate agent launched
A new agency covers Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey.
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All the fun of the fair
Save the day for Wade day centre's annual summer event
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More trouble for Carnival hub development
Osborne Construction was appointed less than six weeks ago after the previous firm entered liquidation.
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Work to start of controversial homes
Work to build a controversial new housing scheme in Wokingham is set to begin soon.
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M4 to see overnight and weekend closures for refurbishment and repair works
Works are set to take place between Junctions 11 and 12 both overnight and during weekend, which are planned to be concluding in July
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Moonwalkers wanted to help Wokingham woman’s cancer charity
A CHARITY created by a Wokingham woman is urging people to sign up to its major fundraising event next month.
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Wokingham Art Society helps create finishing touches to showhome in Spencers Wood
A HOUSEBUILDER teamed up with a creative club to decorate its new Spencers Wood showhome
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