The village and civil parish of Winnersh in the borough of Wokingham in the Berkshire County, England. It is a residential area located between Wokingham and Reading bounded by the M4 motorway to the south, the River Loddon to the west and the A329 motorway. The parish spreads outside the limits of M4 to include the estate village of Sindlesham.
The village used to be one of the four liberties of the ancient parish of Hurst. It was named a liberty rather than a manor since it was under the direct area of authority of the Bishop of Salisbury.
Winnersh is home to the Winnersh Triangle, an 85-acre business estate which provides space for commercial, science and technology businesses for a vast range of uses such as headquarter buildings, research and development facilities, life sciences, logistics and technical installations. The Park is strategically located only 5 minutes away from the network of motorways and less than 25 minutes away from the Heathrow International Airport. It is serviced by the national railways and has a direct line to Reading and Central London.
Food, Shopping And Accommodation In Winnersh
In addition to the more than 50 business establishment already housed at the Winnersh Triangle, there is also the Holiday Inn Reading, a 4-star hotel complete with bar and restaurant, cafe, fitness centre, conference facilities and a pool and spa. There are two other hotels in this town, one B&B, and a service apartment.
For places to eat, one of the best restaurants in the area is the pub at the Pheasant Inn, one of the town’s hotel. Aside from pubs and restaurants, there are several coffee houses in Winnersh.