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Carnival hub flats still set to lose £1.3 million
Wokingham borough council's flagship housing development, the Carnival flats development is projected to make a loss of £1.3 million.
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Business
Winnersh restaurant hits the market for £850,000
The Bar + Block restaurant, situated on Reading Road adjacent to the Premier Inn, is currently on the market.
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Local Structural Engineering Firm Wins National Innovation Award for Groundbreaking Engineering Solutions
Michael Aubrey Structural Engineers has been recognised with the prestigious HSBC its commitment to developing innovative engineering solutions that solve some of the UK's most complex structural challenges. The award ...
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Former Wokingham cinema set for major transformation as Islamic Centre launches £700k fundraising appeal
The Wokingham Islamic Centre has revealed it has exchanged contracts to buy the former Ritz cinema building on Easthampstead Road.
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Search is on for new Woodley Post Office
The Post Office is on the hunt for a new branch in Woodley as a Morrisons Daily store in the town is set to close.
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Cala Homes boost Nine Mile Ride summer fundraiser
Fincampstead primary school welcomes support for its Summer Fayre
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Tesco pledges to help struggling families
Supermarket scheme will help feed youngsters during the school holidays
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Lost in the Thames: Crowthorne dive team finds sunglasses against the odds
A Crowthorne business found an expensive pair of sunglasses that had been dropped in the River Thames.
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New business looks set to open at former Coast to Coast
A new business looks close to open in Wokingham town centre.
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Town centre land hits the market
A strategic plot of land in central Wokingham is currently being offered for sale at offers over £200,000.
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