Wokingham Library could be moved if plans get green light
A PLAN to move Wokingham’s library to the new Carnival Place development is expected to be approved next week. ...
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Popular Wokingham town centre bookshop to close
THE final chapter is about to written for a popular Wokingham book shop - and the owners are planning for ...
Evendons School visits the new multi-storey car park
Anning Class from Evendons Primary School recently visited the Carnival Pool multi-storey car park development. Here is their report about their ...
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 ...
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 ...
What can Wokingham expect from Everyman Cinemas?
Everyman Cinema is not necessarily a cinema chain you will have heard of before. The group has 16 sites across ...
New petition launched in bid to save Wokingham’s Elms Field
Campaigners trying to save Elms Field are calling for a public debate on how the council took over the popular ...
North Wokingham Distributor Road: Residents’ anger as cheaper Toutley Road route is chosen
REVISED plans for the Northern Distributor Road were condemned by residents at a stormy meeting on Wednesday, February 17. Matt ...
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