Renaissance Retirement to unveil Wokingham flat development at off-plan sales event on Tuesday
Renaissance Retirement is unveiling more information about its eagerly awaited development in the centre of Wokingham at an event in ...
Renaissance Retirement is unveiling more information about its eagerly awaited development in the centre of Wokingham at an event in ...
THE swankiest festival in the music calendar is due to start this evening. Henley Festival, which won Headline Performance of ...
A WOMAN from Bracknell has been given a suspended prison sentence for stealing from her employer in Crowthorne. Elizabeth Chatterton, ...
THE people of Arborfield are coming together to hunt for two dogs which went missing last week. Jack Russells Jasmine ...
MOTORISTS are being warned of disruption this summer as a major route between Twyford and Wokingham is to face road ...
Finchampstead climbed up to second in the Home Counties Premier League with a thrilling one-wicket win over High Wycombe. In ...
A MAN from Earley has been jailed after he failed to stop after a collision which resulted in a pedestrian's ...
A WOODLEY charity made the most of the great weather last week by holding a cake and bric-a-brac sale under ...
FINCHAMPSTEAD could be swallowed up by Wokingham if a proposed development of 80 new houses goes ahead, residents have warned. ...
A TEAM of physiotherapists from Wokingham scaled new heights to smash a charity fundraising target last month. Seven people from ...
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