Historic property comes up for auction
Wingmore Lodge in Rose Street is one of the town's most striking Grade II listed properties.
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Council to apologise over planning decision
There were concerns about the natural light reaching the property.
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Jobs boost for Wokingham
More than 100 jobs will come to Wokingham as a result of a planned new McDonald's restaurant.
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A Swift move from housebuilder
David Wilson Homes has installed more than 30 bird boxes.
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Drop-in for new homes plans in Arborfield
Croudace Homes will reveal more details of its draft proposals for land north of School Road.
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Plans for fast food restaurant in Wokingham
Plans have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council that suggest a Mcdonald's restaurant is coming to the town.
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Top ranking for Berkshire law firm
Blandy & Blandy is one of the highest rated regional firms in this year's rankings.
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Residents hear plans for 1,000+ homes
Developers were on hand to answer questions at the event.
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Radiation risk to Spencers Wood plans
Council told site is within 'detailed emergency planning zone.'
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Plans for 32 homes in Finchampstead refused
The council has refused to approve a follow-up application detailing the design and layout.
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