‘A fatality on their hands’: Residents blast new traffic calming measure
MOTORISTS have described a new give way sign on a busy Wokingham road as 'ridiculous' and 'dangerous'.
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Campaign group pens open letter to the university to stop 4,500-house development
A COMMUNITY group has penned an open letter to the University of Reading, challenging development plans in south Wokingham.
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Bohunt School parents unconvinced by bus provision
RESIDENTS have voiced concerns over buses travelling to and from a Wokingham school.
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ONE YEAR ON: Farley Hill Primary School parent criticises council’s ‘dereliction of duty’ as promised crossing still not built
A PARENT has expressed her frustration as planned road safety measures have not been delivered near a Wokingham School for over a year.
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Arborfield business shortlisted for national beauty award
A WOKINGHAM businesswoman has been shortlisted for a national industry award.
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FAIR-WELL, SUMMER: Arborfield comes together for bank holiday fete
WOKINGHAM residents saw summer off with an afternoon of festivities on bank holiday Monday.
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GCSES 2022: First Bohunt students to sit GCSES receive “really strong” set of results.
THE first Bohunt students to sit GCSE exams collected their results on Thursday, August 25, making school history in the process.
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Help shape the borough’s new cycling and walking facilities
Help shape the borough's new cycling and walking facilities
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Graffiti in Arborfield playground
A WOKINGHAM playground was vandalised last week.
Read moreDetailsPolice investigation in Arborfield leads to £30,000 find
A POLICE investigation into a parked car revealed a £30,000 find.
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