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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Bee happy at Farley Hill
David Wilson Homes has donated 70 bee and bug hotels to Farley Hill primary school.
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Decision made on plans for 111 new homes in Arborfield
The plans for up to 111 new homes have been refused by Wokingham borough council.
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‘Cool’ design for selfbuild home in Crowthorne approved
A 'cool' design for a new self-build home in Crowthorne has been given the go-ahead.
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Historic town pub listed for sale
One of Wokingham's oldest pubs has been listed for sale.
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Hurst village store is up for sale: guide price £500,000
There's interest from a potential buyer in reopening the store
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