Big jump in Wokingham property prices
Data from the Office for National Statistics was released last week.
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Can you help save a life in Arborfield?
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey is appealing to the Arborfield community for help.
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Most and least pricey streets in Wokingham revealed
New analysis of sold house price data.
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£750k to be invested into making social housing in Wokingham energy efficient
Wokingham Borough Council has won £750,000 in funding from the government to make social homes more energy efficient.
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Update on Arborfield community facilities
Council was asked for an update on progress with community facilities.
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Global leader moves in at Winnersh Triangle
The move is the largest letting at the business park in recent years.
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Plans for 650 homes near Arborfield revealed
Details have emerged for a large residential development on the outskirts of Arborfield.
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Wokingham house prices up 4.6%
The average price of houses sold in Wokingham stood at £495,272.
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World-class polo plans for borough
Plans have been submitted that could see a "world-class" polo facility being created in Wokingham borough.
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New kit for Leopards
Housebuilder has donated £500 to Wokingham Town Football Club's under-8 Leopards
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