Country hotel, complete with its own golf course, up for sale near Newbury
Knight Frank, the leading global property adviser, has been instructed to sell a country manor house hotel in Newbury, Berkshire.
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The Roseate: A bespoke, luxurious wedding at The Roseate, Reading
Perfectly located by Forbury Gardens, The Roseate Reading has long been a host to spectacular weddings and celebrations. Be it ...
Search on for Wokingham’s best hospitality staff
NOMINATIONS are now open for the very first Thames Valley Hospitality Awards (TVHA). Launched at the Reading Hilton Hotel on ...
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, ...
Aldi confirmed for Elms Field, could open by Christmas 2018
Budget supermarket Aldi will be opening a new store in Elms Field in time for Christmas 2018, the borough council ...
Elms Field project approved by Wokingham Council planning committee 7 votes to 2
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to revamp Elms Field by 7 votes to 2. The meeting took place on Wednesday, ...
First look: the new plans for Elms Field
A new plan for the Elms Field site has been released as Wokingham's regeneration project continues. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) ...
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