Eco Skills Learning Centre’s Textile Club is sew good!
Discover fabric fun for all
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Explore Hazebrouck Meadows extension
A new area offers more space for walking, wildlife and the outdoors
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Council reveals which roads around Wokingham borough will be dug up to reduce road flooding
Drainage works are set to take place at six locations across Wokingham borough next week as part of efforts to reduce the risk of road flooding.
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Go a wassailing in Arborfield with Morris dancers
Enjoy an ancient rural tradition at Henry Street Garden Centre
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Nine year old Jonah explains how Cubs are supporting the community
His section has created Christmas gifts for homeless people
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Could M&S Food Be Coming to Wokingham or Arborfield?
Wokingham and Arborfield are target locations for a new M&S Food business.
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Arborfield homes plan submitted
A planning application that could see more homes in Arborfield has been submitted.
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Naturally Speaking: textiles fun for children in Arborfield
New sewing club to start at Eco Skills Learning Centre
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Work progressing on new shops and green space
The new community centre at Arborfield Green will be part of a wider district centre.
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Freely Fruity’s 10th Garden planting will bring joy to Eco Skills Learning Centre
Fruit and veg garden will feed and enrich the community
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