Housebuilder pledges to create more than 1,400 jobs across Thames Valley
MORE THAN 1,400 jobs will be created for local people says housing developer over building plans for this year. David ...
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PRESS PACK: Floreat’s Bear Hunt celebration is a lot of fun
Pupils from Floreat Montague Park Primary School have celebrated the 30th anniversary of the popular children’s book We’re Going on ...
Thames Valley property developer invites charities and community groups to apply for new funding pot
COMMUNITY groups across the Thames Valley are being invited to apply for a new funding pot. Each month, David Wilson ...
PRESS PACK: Shinfield pupils enjoy a good yarn
ONCE upon a time, there was a housebuilder who was working next to a school. And he wanted to be ...
Why Ben and Vicki – and their French bulldogs – love Help To Buy
A YOUNG couple who eschewed holidays to get a foot on the ladder – and their dogs in their very ...
‘Builders have turned my haven into a home from hell’
A SPENCERS WOOD woman claims four years of building work have turned her once idyllic house into a hell home. ...
PICTURE: Montague Park Primary School help builders with their Christmas cards
FESTIVE cards created by pupils at Montague Park Primary School were rewarded by David Wilson Homes at a special assembly ...
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