Temporary traffic lights in Arborfield extended into October
"The extension will allow us to install new electrical cabling within the existing footpath between the junction of Greensward Lane and Bridge Farm Industrial Estate."
Read moreDetails"The extension will allow us to install new electrical cabling within the existing footpath between the junction of Greensward Lane and Bridge Farm Industrial Estate."
Read moreDetailsResource Productions is on the lookout for young people to take part in the next British Film Institute Film Academy.
Read moreDetailsTHE CHOICE of road signs for the Arborfield Cross Relief Road are bonkers, according to a Swallowfield Road resident. Christiaan Munro and his neighbours in Arborfield Court are frustrated with...
Read moreDetailsResidents are being asked to do four things: write to their MP, write to the housing minister, sign the petition and fill out the consultation.
Read moreDetailsPLANS FOR a solar farm in Arborfield have been hotly contested by residents for encroaching on the countryside. In March, Wessex Solar Energy submitted an application for 40,000 solar panels...
Read moreDetails“Heads, teachers and governors are working their butts off to make schools safe. We need to support the headteachers in their decisions — they’re the professionals.”
Read moreDetailsTHE BOROUGH council will be funding further improvements to roads around Arborfield. A spokesperson for the parish council said they were delighted that more money will be set aside for...
Read moreDetails"How do you control the planning process without rules? Nobody wants a dog’s dinner.”
Read moreDetails“I think the school staff always assumed that it would be built, there’s always been talk of it. Even John Redwood came to visit not long ago, and the staff...
Read moreDetails“The theatre is my tribe. It’s where I belong” An Arborfield schoolboy bullied for his love of musical theatre has won the hearts of the nation with his anti-bullying campaign,...
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