Giant insects invade Elms Field
Insects great and small have appeared at Elms Field in Wokingham town centre, crafted by sculptor Stephen Radford.
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Elms Field roundabout out of action
A roundabout in the new Elms Field development, in Wokingham town centre, has been closed after an accident.
Wokingham borough mayor opens new interiors shop
Wokingham borough mayor opened Peacock House Interiors, on Elms Walk, earlier this week.
Lack of affordable homes in Elms Field queried at Wokingham Council meeting
THE AMOUNT of affordable housing in the Elms Field development was queried by resident Peter Humphreys at the virtual meeting ...
Festive films and new gin at Wokingham cinema
Wokingham's Everyman Cinema is premiering a new gin.
After Wokingham vandals strike again, petition calls on return of police station to town centre
RESIDENTS are demanding action after vandals struck in Wokingham’s town centre on Saturday night. Plants and trees were torn down ...
Fast-food giant KFC recruiting staff for potential new Wokingham store
FRIED chicken could be coming to Wokingham's town centre in the form of fast-food chain KFC. The store is recruiting ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: We applaud forthcoming arrival of independents to Elms Field
WE ARE delighted to report some of the names that will be opening in Elms Field over the coming months. ...
Monday night at the movies: Wokingham council celebrates milestone in regeneration project
Over 150 people were invited to the launch party of the new Everyman Cinema in Wokingham.
Free bucks fizz on offer as new Wokingham hotel launches on Friday
THE latest piece of Wokingham’s regeneration jigsaw will open this Friday, with a bit of help from Wokingham’s borough mayor. ...
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