Discover dozens of veterinary practices, dog walkers, pet shops, dog sitters, catteries and more animals/pet services in Wokingham. Whether it’s finding your next pet, stocking up on nutritious cat food, or hiring someone to take care of your dog for a while, Wokingham offers a brilliant selection of animal services. Looking after a pet is a lot of work, so find the assistance you need to keep your animal(s) healthy, clean, exercised and happy at affordable prices. This directory contains independently-owned specialist veterinarian practices with some members of the British Veterinary Association with modern and clean facilities, for pets of all types. If you’re busy and looking for someone to walk your dog for you, discover a range of experienced and reliable professional dog walkers to hire at inexpensive rates.
Wokingham is not just one town it’s an entire district with different types of properties for sale from rural locations to town centre living. Property for first-time buyers, with help to buy schemes and new builds. Find detached homes in rural leafy locations or flats for sale for town centre living.
The borough has the highest proportion of home ownership of the six local authorities in Berkshire
Find animal rescue organisations, dog walkers, horse & horse riding services, pet services including kennels, dog and cat sitting and pet shops and veterinary services. Find pet services located near you including Arborfield, Barkham, Charvil, Earley, Finchampstead, Hurst, Sonning, Remenham, Ruscombe, Shinfield, Twyford, Wargrave, Three Mile Cross, Winnersh, Spencers Wood and Woodley. The major employment areas of trading and manufacturing Winnersh and Finchampstead are prominent. The village of Crowthorne is shared between Wokingham and the neighbouring borough of Bracknell Forest
A final roll of 20 blue general rubbish bags will be delivered to most households in Wokingham Borough over the six weeks between Monday 12 February and Friday 22 March. These
Wokingham Borough’s first community pantry opens its doors this week. Roots Community Store has been set up to run from Norreys Church in Wokingham to help residents who can’t afford
Thames Valley Hospice has announced a new initiative to extend its services by opening its charity shop in Peach Street, Wokingham, on Sundays. This move aims to provide more opportunities
Wokingham Borough Council is encouraging residents to be prepared for the forthcoming elections in May 2024, which will see all 54 seats up for contention. This year’s local elections take
