Arborfield unveils a new MUGA
A new games area has been unveiled by Arborfield
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Residents learn about Arborfield homes plan
The event saw developer Croudace reveal its initial proposals for land north of School Road
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Work to start in Arborfield Green
Wokingham Borough Council made the announcement on social media last week.
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Drop-in for new homes plans in Arborfield
Croudace Homes will reveal more details of its draft proposals for land north of School Road.
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Church parking plans approved
A total of 26 representations were received during the consultation period.
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Berkshire churches urged to review security
The warning comes following a spate of thefts from churches.
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Sports facilities plans approved for Arborfield
Some residents felt the plans didn't match up to what they were promised.
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The Arborfield Royal British Legion D-Day celebrations brought families together
Visitors enjoyed a fun day out, while remembering those who sacrificed their lives
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Barkham Hookers see huge response to the borough’s stolen poppies
Will Arborfield's two crocheted saddles be returned?
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Find help at a Citizens Advice mobile unit in June
Or visit the CAB Wokingham office
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