More independent retailers set up shop in Wokingham town centre
Three independent retailers are set to join Wokingham town centre, in Elms Field and Peach Place.
Tag: Regeneration
90 new homes in Elms Field are now on sale
HOMES IN THE centre of Wokingham will soon be released for sale, says developer David Wilson Homes. The Landmark Square ...
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.
NEIL COUPE: We should be proud that developers want to invest in Wokingham
Neil Coupe Should we be alarmed at the number of new homes being built in Wokingham? There is a recognised ...
Wokingham Town Council says it can repay loans for Market Place regeneration four years early
Wokingham Town Council (WTC) has revealed it will be able to repay a majority of the money borrowed for its ...
Market Place won’t be finished until LATE AUGUST
WORK to regenerate Market Place will not be completed until at least mid-August, meaning it will be at least SIX ...
Aldi addresses rumours that it is pulling out of Elms Field
RUMOURS that Aldi have pulled out of the Elms Field development have been circulating and The Wokingham Paper has investigated ...
The Grape Escape blames Wokingham regeneration works for sudden closure
ONE of Wokingham's best loved wine bars and restaurants, The Grape Escape has closed, with owners blaming the ongoing town ...
VIDEO: Executive approves Gorse Ride redevelopment plans
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL’S Executive committee has approved plans to regenerate Gorse Ride in Finchampstead. The meeting, held its Shute End ...
Pub’s fears over another three month (at least) road closure for Wokingham town centre road
A PUB in the middle of town centre road closures has warned that it runs the risk having no business ...
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