Fears over Spencers Wood homes plan
Area is becoming a ".. concrete metropolis".
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Publishing returns to Peach Street as Wokingham and Reading Today moves into new office
The town's local newspaper, which also publishes Reading Today, opened a newsroom in Peach Street.
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Part of supermarket car park for sale
The opportunity was marketed as suitable for both commercial and residential uses.
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Business has advert plans refused
A Wokingham business has had its plans for an advertising sign refused by planning officers.
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Bracknell objects to ‘harmful’ Wokingham homes plans
The two councils have clashed over the plans.
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MP ensures RBH staff and patients’ voices are heard
Clive Jones hosted a discussion with Royal Berks' staff and patients.
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Are you house hunting in Berkshire?
Researchers are on the hunt for chain-free house hunters in the royal county.
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Link road agreed to serve new housing
Part of Waterloo Road will be diverted,
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Place of worship plans for former office
Muslim Community Connect Wokingham has applied for a change of use.
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House prices up 6.1% in 12 months
Office for National Statistics data showed the average house price in December 2024 was £500,000.
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