Where there’s a will, there’s Tyla
A WOKINGHAM-based law firm has announced a new appointment in its wills and inheritance team. Clifton Ingram LLP, which has offices in Broad Street and also in Reading, is welcoming...
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Doorstep glass collections come to Wokingham borough
IT’S been called for from residents for years – and is up there with wheelie bins as a talking point. Now it’s reality. A new glass collection service has been...
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Wokingham Borough Council prepares to make town centres safe for shoppers
AS NON-ESSENTIAL shops prepare to reopen from Monday, steps are being taken to ensure that the borough’s town centres are as safe as possible. A range of new measures will...
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Wokingham among UK’s highest spenders on commercial property
Wokingham is one of the UK’s top commercial property spenders according to recent HM Land Registry data. The ranking came as it was announced the borough had achieved a four-fold...
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Mamma mia! That’s one way to celebrate 30 years of business.
Great minds, and mimes, think alike, as one Wokingham company has demonstrated. Broad Street-based Prospect Estate Agents have celebrated 30 years of business with a charity fundraiser that Freddie Mercury...
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Lexicon to reopen, calls for shoppers to come alone if possible
SPECIAL electrostatic fogging treatments will be used to help prepare a Bracknell shopping centre for reopening later this month – and customers are being asked to come by themselves if...
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The Oracle announces plans to reopen on Monday, June 15
A SHOPPING centre in neighbouring Reading has announced it will reopen its doors on Monday, June 15. The Oracle, in the town centre, has kept essential stores open throughout the...
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Nearly 4,000 people sign petition aimed at saving ice rink
NEARLY 4,000 people have signed a petition launched in a bid to keep a popular leisure centre and ice rink open. It has emerged that John Nike Leisure Sport are...
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Lion 4 route to return as Reading Buses tweaks its timetables
THE LION buses are to return to service next week as part of a timetable shake-up – and passengers using it are being urged to wear facemasks. At the beginning...
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‘Cautious optimism’ from estate agents over recovery
A survey conducted by a leading Thames Valley law firm has shown that estate agents in the region, which have begun to reopen their offices following the Government’s updated guidance,...
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