Information, tips and advice about your Wokingham removals, with Armishaws’ premier removals service.
At Armishaws we recognise that your move is as individual as your home, that’s why all our packages are made to fit your exact needs. As standard our removals service includes;
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The population of Wokingham is 105,000 (stats from the most recent You.Gov census in 2011).
Wokingham sits a short distance from the M4 to the north and M3 to the south. By car central London is 1 hour an 15 minutes. Trains to London Waterloo can take just 39 minutes
Wokingham is covered by three news sources; Wokingham.Today, BerkshireLive, and Bracknell News.
We offer services to and from Wokingham, Berkshire and the surrounding area including;
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Once you’ve booked your Wokingham removals, you can start looking forward to exploring the town. Here’s our rundown of Wokingham’s finest;
If you enjoy a good tipple but can never decide which one, Sit & Sip is perfect. You can choose a selection of craft beers or spirits while learning from the knowledgeable staff.
You don’t have to love this craft village because it is packed with stunning craft shops, or because it hosts fab workshops, you can love it because of the amazing chocolate café. Take your pick!
This wonderful bespoke jewellers is perfect for gifts or just treating yourself. As well as one off pieces they also offer repairs and remodelling. It’s truly dreamy!
Forget the big coffee chains, if you want delicious coffee, personal service and cake that will let you drift away in heavenly abandon on their soft leather sofas, Brown Bag Café is the place for you!
Once you’ve moved in, we recommend a trip to Maison Rustic for a little “Must have one of those!” and “That’s perfect!” retail therapy as you dress your new home.
Wokingham is quite rightly considered one of the best places to live in the UK. It was declared as one of the healthiest by Public Health England, has a high life expectancy, excellent transport and some wonderful places to explore and discover for those new to the area. It’s also packed with great pubs, fine restaurants and delicious cafes. What’s not to love?!?
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays you’ll find a great range of fresh local produce and tasty treats at the market (held at Wokingham Market Place). It’s a great way to buy gorceries in a more economically friendly way and support local traders and farmers.
As well as the wonderful Wokingham May Fayre, the colder months are celebrated with the Winter Carnival. It’s not like Mardi Gras so wrap up warm, but it’s definitely enjoyable and a big hit with children.
Wokingham is great for shopping, you can leave the high street names behind and support local businesses and find unique items. From clothes to jewellery, cakes to curtains, if you like independent shops, you’ll love Wokingham.
For more entertainment the town also boasts a cinema, theatre, bowling alley and laser games, while the countryside surrounding the town is packed with woodland and nature walks. Dinton Pastures is also a real high point with walks, a Night Run every march plus play areas and canoes to hire.
Wokingham offers excellent transport links as it sits conveniently between the M3 and M4 and a short distance from the M25. Reading, Slough, Woking and Guildford are all easily commutable. By train you can be in central London in under 40 minutes or there are routes alternate routes if you fancy heading to the wild (south) west to escape the bustle of London.