More homes for Shinfield Meadows
More homes are set to be built as part of a 1,200-home development in Shinfield.
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Property
Progress at Gorse Ride development
A family that is set to move into a property at Gorse Ride have laid a brick to mark the construction of their new home.
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Identity of new town centre business is revealed
The unit in Peach Street that was home to Millets until December 2023.
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Plans approved for Winnersh home film studio
Plans that will see a residential property in Winnersh used for commercial filming have been approved, having first been refused in October 2023.
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Council blasted for planning decision
Wokingham Borough Council has been criticised for the decision to approve plans.
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Supermarket is a step closer
A new supermarket in Arborfield Green is one step closer.
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‘Madness’ of 148-homes plan
Claims that development in the area is 'destroying villages and towns'.
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New home for town business
A Wokingham business has revealed its new home.
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Twyford tops ‘best place to live’ ranking
The Berkshire village beat more than 1,400 cites, towns and villages across England and Wales in the annual league table.
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Plans submitted for cafe in Wokingham
The site of a former town centre barbers that has been vacant for months could be turned into a cafe.
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