The Swan is set to fly again
The Swan has been an integral part of the Three Mile Cross community.
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Wokingham secured millions from developers
More than £34 million in developers' contributions was raised by Wokingham Borough Council during the last financial year.
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Romans complete acquisitions
According to the Wokingham-headquartered firm, the acquisition adds significant growth.
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Winnersh roads and land comes under the hammer
Bidding has opened on an auction of eight individual freehold titles of roads and land with a guide price of £50.
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Amazing achievement for estate agency
The accolade for David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street came from leading property portal Rightmove.
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More tracking for Section 106 agreements
Conservative councillors in Wokingham Borough have received unanimous support for the authority to track its agreements with property developers.
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Woodley garage sold at auction
The single, lock-up garage in a residential area was marketed as having rental investment potential.
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Woodland lot fails to sell
Almost an acre of freehold Wokingham woodland has failed to sell at an online property auction.
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Homes plan refused in Swallowfield
Wokingham Borough Council has refused an application to build 81 homes on a site in Swallowfield.
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Fish born in Peach Street
David Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street welcomed the two african cichlid fishes last month.
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