Plans to convert former Wokingham pet store into a coffee shop
PLANS for a new coffee shop in Wokingham borough have been submitted to the council.
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Opening date for new Winnersh steakhouse Bar + Block announced – and here’s how to save on your meal
IT’S BEEN a while coming, but finally the Bar + Block Steakhouse in Winnersh is preparing to open – and ...
Man jailed for burglary after being caught in the kitchen of Woodley’s Costa coffee shop
A MAN who burgled a Woodley coffee shop has been jailed for 18 weeks. The incident took place on Wednesday, ...
Work due to begin on shop refurbishments in Peach Place
WORK to refurbish the frontages of buildings in the Peach Place development is due to start this week. This week, ...
Hotel, restaurant and drive-thru coffee shop planned for Winnersh
PLANS to redevelop a disused site in Winnersh into a hotel, restaurant and drive-thru coffee shop, creating 90 new jobs, ...
Man’s lucky escape after Storm Katie sends Woodley scaffolding down
A man had a lucky escape this morning after Storm Katie made scaffolding in a shopping precinct collapse around him. ...
Costa to open in Twyford in May
COFFEE giant Costa has confirmed that it is due to open a branch in Twyford next month. Wokingham Borough Council ...
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