Wokingham is top for Help To Buy in Berkshire
NEW figures reveal that Wokingham borough is top of the plots when it comes to Help To Buy. The Government ...
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Charity teamup leaves ’em beaming
A DEVELOPER, which is building new homes in Wokingham and Spencers Wood, has thrown its support behind a Berkshire-based children’s ...
BREXIT OPINION: 56.7% of Wokingham Voters voted to remain in the EU – What now for the 15,601 Wokingham Landlords and Homeowners?
Erica Townend, author of The Wokingham Property Blog, reflects on the UK's decision to vote to leave the European Union ...
Firefighters in dramatic crane rescue in Wokingham town centre
FIREFIGHTERs will be staging a dramatic rescue of someone trapped in a tower crane in Wokingham town centre. The training exercise taking ...
Wokingham Society praises Martin & Co for refurbishment of historic Corn Chandlers building
ONE of Wokingham’s top civic societies has given the seal of approval to the restoration of a town centre building. ...
Chancellors opens estate agency in Wokingham with 0% offer
WOKINGHAM’S newest estate agents opened its doors on Monday, January 4 - and bosses say that it has been one of ...
Take a look round 44 Finchampstead Road development
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