Four-storey block of flats approved for Wokingham
Plans to build a new block of flats close to Wokingham town centre have been approved ? after neighbours raised fears it would 'tower over homes
Read moreDetailsPlans to build a new block of flats close to Wokingham town centre have been approved ? after neighbours raised fears it would 'tower over homes
Read moreDetailsDavid Cliff Estate Agents in Peach Street welcomed the two african cichlid fishes last month.
Read moreDetailsPermission had already been granted in 2021 for the proposed change of use from offices to residential.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Town Council has invited Eclectic Games of Reading for a day of tabletop board gaming.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is set to approve spending almost £390,000 it saved on a tender for wheelie bins.
Read moreDetailsThe political map of Wokingham and its surrounding villages has been redrawn ahead of full council elections in May.
Read moreDetailsOn Monday, January 15, Ian Swankie, one of the Arts Society Wokingham's favourite lecturers, will wind the clock back to the 17th century
Read moreDetailsTotal like-for-like retail sales were negative in the last three months of 2023, the so-called 'Golden Quarter'.
Read moreDetailsPARENTS with children aged four and under can take them to Wokingham Library for a rhymetime session
Read moreDetailsA skittles night is being organised by WADE.
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