Fears Winnersh Farm plans could lead to more housing
WINNERSH councillors are opposing housing plans at Winnersh Farm, claiming it would act as a backdoor to a 250-home Taylor ...
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What links this Warfield cottage with James Bond – and how much do you need to buy it?
THERE’S a house with a whole lot of history in Warfield – and it could be yours. Over the past ...
Access to Drovers Way home blocked for three months
Police ave blocked access to a Woodley home for three months, after reports of anti-social behaviour from neighbours.
Cocktail-inspired ice lolly recipes to try this weekend
Gin and tonic, vegan pina colada and mocktail ice lollies to make this weekend as weather forecasts predict uninterrupted sunshine ...
PROPERTY: Enjoy the benefits of town centre living in an historic location
A RARE opportunity to live right at the heart of Wokingham’s town centre is now being offered by Martin & ...
A home that’s historic, contemporary and full of character
SOME property descriptions have the word ‘character’ written into them in a bid to bolster their appeal. But there is ...
Two-bed apartment available to buy in Wokingham
A TWO-BEDROOM first floor apartment close to Wokingham town centre is being offered to the market by Martin & Co’s ...
Live in one of Wokingham’s newest homes
ONE of the newest homes in Wokingham, with some stunning countryside views, is being offered to the rental market by ...
Newly refurbished apartment available to rent
A NEWLY-refurbished apartment close to Wokingham railway station and the town centre is being offered to the rental market by ...
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