Winnersh’s empty unit set for transformation into a 24/7 gym
Planning officers have approved a change of use application that will see a branch of Pure Gym coming to Winnersh.
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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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Wokingham average house prices dip below £500,000
Wokingham's property market is experiencing what appears to be a significant shift.
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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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‘Enough is enough’: Fears 3,000 homes could be built in Wokingham village as residents demand answers
Confusion is deepening in a central Berkshire community amid fears that far more homes than expected could be pushed into their village.
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‘Nobody I know will have any issues’: Reform leader for Wokingham backs Wokingham Islamic Centre plans
The leader of Reform UK in Wokingham and the leader of Wokingham Conservatives have reacted
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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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Little white lies your Wokingham estate agent might tell you
With the average asking price for a property here around t£604,000, securing your slice of Berkshire paradise is a serious investment.
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Step back in time: Four historic Wokingham homes looking for new owners
For buyers looking to secure a piece of local history, the borough has some hidden gems for sale.
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Hundreds of homes approved for ‘less than ideal’ site in Arborfield
A total of 135 homes and a park looks set to be created in Arborfield.
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