Supermarket delivery times extended
It sought permission ".. to enable fresh food deliveries ahead of the store opening each day."
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New allotments in Arborfield
The new site has 36 plots.
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REME to mark Freedom of Wokingham
They will exercise their Freedom of Wokingham by marching through the town.
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Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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Clash over plan to build dozens of homes on field in Arborfield Cross
Decision makers have agonised over a project to add dozens of new homes to a small village in Berkshire.
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Work starts at Bohunt Wokingham Sixth
The expansion project will provide 300 places for sixth form students.
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Sports facilities, allotments and 48 homes coming to major development between Finchampstead and Arborfield
New facilities, including sports pitches, allotments and yet more housing will be coming to a major development in commuting distance to Reading
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Wheel chair-using morris dancer Lorraine twirls with the side
The performer encourages others to join her
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Caravan fire in Arborfield
Crews responded to reports of a caravan fire in Wokingham Lane.
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Fire crews attend fire in Arborfield
Four crews were sent to the scene.
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