Pirates, witches and game players: Wokingham Waterstones enjoys World Book Day
A CELEBRATION of reading took place in Wokingham’s new bookshop last week. To mark World Book Day, Waterstones in Peach ...
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PEACH PLACE: ‘Dawnus collapse could be very expensive for Wokingham with the potential for significant delays’
OPPOSITION councillors have warned that the collapse of Dawnus could be very expensive of Wokingham Borough Council. On Thursday last ...
PEACH PLACE: Council seeks to reassure – hopes tenants will open at end of the month
WOKINGHAM BOROUGH COUNCIL has sought to reassure residents that work on Peach Place will continue and that they are now ...
PEACH PLACE: Construction company goes into administration
WORK on Peach Place is in chaos this morning after the council's contractors had gone into administration. The new shopping ...
Outdoor retailer launches staff hunt ahead of Wokingham branch opening next month
A LEISURE retailer has started advertising for staff for a new Wokingham branch which is due to open next month. ...
Tenant agreed for Peach Place
A TENANT has been agreed for Peach Place, but due to commercial confidentiality, Wokingham Borough Council can’t say who it ...
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