Former cafe comes under the hammer
What was once one of Wokingham's most popular cafes has been listed for auction.
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Full steam ahead for Carnival Hub apartments
The mix of one- and two-bedroom apartments look set to welcome residents by early 2025.
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Shinfield museum plans set for approval
A new building for the Natural History museum could be built if councillors grant planning permission tonight.
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Waitrose plans refused for wall reconstruction
Waitrose has been refused permission to conduct reconstruction and restoration work on a wall at its Wokingham store.
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Government to consider Winnersh Aldi plans
Wokingham Borough councillors approved plans in December, but the government must give final approval.
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Wokingham-based firm empowering women
Wokingham-based LRG has launched an initiative to further its empowerment of women.
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Wokingham United Charities awards £15,000 to Renova Trust
Wokingham United Charities awards £15,000 to Renova Trust
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More homes for Shinfield Meadows
More homes are set to be built as part of a 1,200-home development in Shinfield.
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Progress at Gorse Ride development
A family that is set to move into a property at Gorse Ride have laid a brick to mark the construction of their new home.
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Identity of new town centre business is revealed
The unit in Peach Street that was home to Millets until December 2023.
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