Berkshire law firm Blandy & Blandy sees its residential property team expand
A SOLICITOR with local knowledge has joined the new Wokingham branch of a Thames Valley law firm.
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Maiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
Maiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
Finchampstead Sports Club wins approval to extend clubhouse
A CLUBHOUSE will be extended after Wokingham Borough Council's planning department granted permission
Crowthorne shop front could be converted into flats
Plans to convert a shop front on Crowthorne's village centre into a flat have been submitted to Bracknell Forest Council.
Link welcomes all for coffee and friendship
Link Thursdays welcomes all for coffee and friendship
Council responds to dictatorship claims over housing plans in Charvil
WOKINGHAM Borough Council has responded to an accusation that it operates 'like a dictatorship' by a neighbour who has opposed ...
Prepare now for forthcoming elections
Wokingham Borough Council is reminding residents that they must have suitable photo ID to be able to vote in the ...
Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Cheer Minion marathon runner Beverley
Choir promises musical treat at their spring concert
Choir promises musical treat at their spring concert
CHURCH NOTES: Wrong turns
Naively, we thought the road closures for the Wokingham Half Marathon wouldn't affect us.
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