Arborfield joins fun with armed forces play day
THE NATION’S first Forces Playday took place with some help from Arborfield earlier this month
Read moreDetailsTHE NATION’S first Forces Playday took place with some help from Arborfield earlier this month
Read moreDetailsA SCHOOL BUS has been scrapped after two years, as it’s not “commercially viable”. The 92, which was used by Bohunt Wokingham pupils, was run by Reading Buses. It was...
Read moreDetailsCCTV images have been released by Thames Valley Police after a ride-on lawnmower was stolen from a Farley Hill home. The incident took place between 10.30pm and 11pm on Monday,...
Read moreDetailsBohunt Wokingham saw its first Year 11 cohort receive their qualifications today — and they marked the occasion with exceptionally high scores.
Read moreDetailsThe driver of an R Collard lorry was travelling south from Arborfield to Eversley along the A327 Reading Road, when they crashed with a blue car at approximately 9.30am.
Read moreDetailsA MAN died and a woman is in hospital following a collision in Arborfield on Monday morning. The incident happened on the A327, Reading Road, near the junction with Observer...
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD has a new rector, and he says he can’t wait to meet you: The Revd Dr Leonard Onugha was installed in the post for the parish of Finchampstead and...
Read moreDetailsONE OF the borough’s MPs has declared his support for a sixth form at Bohunt School. James Sunderland, whose constituency includes Crowthorne, Finchampstead and Wokingham Without, is supporting the school...
Read moreDetailsA STRIKING new sculpture was unveiled in Arborfield Green on Friday, commemorating the development’s history as an army garrison. They feature three life-size iron-resin statues, titled Icarus, Sports Horse Mare...
Read moreDetailsThere have been break-ins to the apartments in Arborfield Green, following the fire last month.
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