More trouble for Carnival hub flats
Work to complete a long-delayed new block of town centre apartments has hit trouble again.
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Trunk road plans submitted
The route was given approval by Wokingham Borough Council's ruling executive in 2014.
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New luxury estate agent launched
A new agency covers Berkshire, Hampshire and Surrey.
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More trouble for Carnival hub development
Osborne Construction was appointed less than six weeks ago after the previous firm entered liquidation.
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Work to start of controversial homes
Work to build a controversial new housing scheme in Wokingham is set to begin soon.
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Earley house plans under consideration
The two houses planned for demolition are on the corner of Compton Close and Station Road.
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New role for Sophia
It is a newly created role and not yet common across the property industry.
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Woodley care home plans approved
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a 68-bedroom care home.
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Sindlesham land up for auction
More land in Wokingham is set to come under the hammer today.
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Homes welcome families in Finchampstead
The developer is building 140 new homes ar the former Reading Football Club training ground.
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