55 staff affected by closure of Wokingham Marks & Spencer
After nearly 20 years in its current site, Marks & Spencer has announced that its Peach Street store is to ...
Tag: Regeneration
Peach Street to completely close overnight this weekend
IN preparation for the start of major works in Wokingham town centre next week, Peach Street will need to be completely ...
Peach Place works start tomorrow: Wokingham is still open for business
Wokingham's town centre regeneration gets under way in earnest from Monday, January 9 - an ambitious 18-month project to turn ...
Marks & Spencer to close high street branches in shake-up
Marks & Spencer has announced that it is to shut up to 60 stores across the country as part of ...
First look at new Elms Field play area plans
BIGGER and better play equipment, a picnic area and a sensory garden are just three of the ideas being proposed for ...
Wokingham’s Carnival Pool regeneration makes firm foundations for the future
AMBITIOUS plans to regenerate Wokingham’s town centre took another step forward this week, after the foundations of a new multi-storey ...
Does Wokingham need a KFC?
A call has been made for Wokingham’s town centre to gain a KFC. The fast food restaurant, which specialises in ...
Woman watched as she used the toilet – now police search for this man to help their investigation
Police have launched a hunt for a man who is alleged to have watched a woman use a department store's toilet. ...
Wokingham car park to close from tomorrow
WITH the closure of Carnival Pool’s car park just around the corner, arrangements are being put in place to provide ...
Wokingham Superbowl signs lease on new multi-storey deal
WOKINGHAM’s Superbowl is set to play a major part of the Carnival Pool regeneration after its owners reached a deal ...
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