Rectory Road, Wokingham – £1,595,000
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Tree felling causes Wokingham town centre road to close
RECTORY ROAD in Wokingham town is currently closed to traffic to allow a tree to be removed. Traffic through the ...
Social distancing barriers in Wokingham’s Rectory Road to be removed in time for Monday morning’s school run
BARRIERS installed in Wokingham’s town centre to help with social distancings are to be removed from this Sunday. Rectory Road ...
Disruption caused by burst water main in Rectory Road
“We are sorry to residents in Rectory Road, Wokingham, who may have experienced water supply issues earlier today. All tap ...
ROADWORKS: Wokingham town centre road closure and temporary lights from Monday
Motorists travelling into Wokingham town centre from Monday will need to take extra care with their routes as two sets ...
Terry and Mary sign up to Wokingham’s new retirement complex
A COUPLE who have been married for 53 years have signed up for the next chapter in their lives - ...
Wokingham lost its water today: here’s why
Earlier today, parts of Wokingham saw its water supply cut off. Residents in the town centre took to Twitter to ...
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