Plans for 234 homes on Winnersh Farm submitted to Wokingham Borough Council
COUNCILLORS have vowed to fight a renewed bid to build hundreds of homes on land in Winnersh.
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Is your old vase a treasure? Find out at a Winnersh charity antiques valuation
Is your old vase a treasure? Find out at a Winnersh charity antiques valuation
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All Brick & Stone celebrates two decades in the trade
"Shortly after, we were sitting at our kitchen table wondering why on earth we left our occupations to start the business."
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New warehouse at Winnersh Triangle will help make movies
A NEW warehouse has been created in a Wokingham-based business park, and it will be helping to make movies
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A new laptop recycling scheme will support families in need
A new laptop recycling scheme will support families in need
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Aldi reveals plans for third store in Wokingham borough – and this is why it has steps
AN ALDI could be built in Winnersh is plans are approved by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Free Winnie The Pooh stories at Dinton Activity Centre
Free Winnie The Pooh stories at Dinton Activity Centre
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Showcase celebrates National Popcorn Day with free popcorn
Showcase Cinema is marking the event on Thursday, January 19, by giving guests a free portion of popcorn
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Brass band to give concert in Winnersh church on Saturday
A BRASS band is preparing for its first concert of 2023, which will be held in Winnersh.
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A musician who played for 24 hours plans bigger project
A musician who played for 24 hours plans bigger project
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