Woodley garage sold at auction
The single, lock-up garage in a residential area was marketed as having rental investment potential.
Read moreDetailsThe single, lock-up garage in a residential area was marketed as having rental investment potential.
Read moreDetailsA LAW firm with offices in Reading and Wokingham has appointed a new face to its commercial property team.
Read moreDetailsThe owner of one of Wokingham's long-established business is calling on elected representatives to do something more to save the town.
Read moreDetailsAlmost an acre of freehold Wokingham woodland has failed to sell at an online property auction.
Read moreDetailsWokingham welcomed the Liberal Democrat spokesperson for business, energy and industrial strategy last week.
Read moreDetailsNew rules set out by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs could disproportionately affect residents in the South East, according to debt specialists
Read moreDetailsTHE South East is bucking the trend when it comes to buying park homes.
Read moreDetailsONE of the Thames Valley's housebuilders said it contributed £44 million to the community across the South East last year.
Read moreDetailsDavid Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street welcomed the two african cichlid fishes last month.
Read moreDetailsPermission had already been granted in 2021 for the proposed change of use from offices to residential.
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