Something for everyone at Festival of Inclusivity
The next event is at Arborfield Green Leisure Centre tomorrow,
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Future of kebab van to be decided
A public meeting of Wokingham Borough Council's Licensing and Appeals sub-committee will make the decision.
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Arborfield homes plans submitted
Three developers have joined forces to propose a 95-home site.
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Appeal for witnesses to Arborfield robbery
A man was assaulted by multiple people on Whitehall Drive
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California Cross: ‘genuinely equal for pedestrians, cyclists and vulnerable road users’
Why we need to make roads better for everyone - not just car drivers
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Bohunt Wokingham provides update on new plans for sixth form
Bohunt Wokingham has announced an important update regarding the development of its new sixth form.
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Barn to be rebuilt after fire
Plans have been approved that will see the rebuild of a barn that was severely damaged by fire.
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Big Sisters help teen girls break sport barriers
New Places Leisure project aims to get girls sport ready
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New cash machine in Arborfield Cross
Arborfield Green has received a free-to-use ATM.
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A blooming good initiative
Crest Nicholson led a bulb planting event for students from Bohunt secondary school.
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