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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Local Plan reaches its next milestone
The independent examination of Wokingham borough council's Local Plan Update finished last week.
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Arborfield Green plans set for approval
If agreed, the new centre could be built and opened by early 2028.
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Community gardens to thrive, thanks to Wokingham United Charities
A grant will help Freely Fruity to provide for those in need in the borough
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Huge plan for 2,800 homes between Reading and Wokingham submitted
A massive plan for 2,800 homes between Reading and Wokingham has been submitted.
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Arborfield Cross War Memorial garlanded with poppies
A stunning crimson display encourages the borough not to forget
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79 year old woman who thought she was doing the right thing receives harsh fly-tipping fine
Council showed 'lack of compassion' says her concerned neighbour
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Progress at Bohunt sixth form
Construction work is underway at Bohunt School's new sixth form in Arborfield,
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Man fined for ignoring enforcement warnings
Simon McNiffe admitted to two charges of breaching enforcement notices.
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