Property market starts year on a firm foundation
HOUSE sales have started the year on a firm foundation. The latest figures from HMRC show the number of residential properties being bought and sold is up 6.8% in the...
Read moreDetailsHOUSE sales have started the year on a firm foundation. The latest figures from HMRC show the number of residential properties being bought and sold is up 6.8% in the...
Read moreDetailsTHE public is being asked to give their views on Thames Valley Police. Around 10,000 texts will be sent out every month to people who have reported an incident or...
Read moreDetailsA control operator from Thames Valley Fire Control Service (TVFCS), whose quick-thinking saved a woman from a house fire, has been commended for her actions. Wokingham woman Michelle Peacock received...
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of life on two wheels is to take place in Finchampstead on Friday, May 10. My Journey Wokingham is holding a Bike Revival event from 10am to noon...
Read moreDetailsThe annual May Fayre takes place in Wokingham's town centre on Monday, May 6. Here's some of the acts you can look forward to - there will also be street...
Read moreDetailsCoaches at Ashridge Park FC were given a taste of the Premier League on Saturday, when a football mastermind dropped in for a Coach Education Day. John Allpress is a...
Read moreDetailsYOU can buy a doll from Argos for a tenner, but last month a pair of dolls sold for £1,300 – a considerable jump from their estimate of £30. The...
Read moreDetailsA man from Ruscombe has created a thought-provoking video raising awareness of the need to preserve the village’s Green Belt. Having lived in the community for 21 years, Simon Chapman...
Read moreDetailsA special ribbon cutting ceremony celebrated the official opening of a new food store which has thawed the hearts of Wokingham. The event took place on Friday and was attended...
Read moreDetailsTHOUSANDS of people are expected to come to Wokingham on Monday to enjoy the annual May Fayre. The annual extravaganza will take place in the town centre in a new...
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