Claims that Hall Farm is not a ‘done deal’
War of words over controversial development.
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Places Leisure recognised for safety and quality of its facilities
Sports and fitness group wins Active Standard
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Bearwood development off limits for Reading FC
The front-runner to buy Reading Football Club appears to have aspirations to develop land in Wokingham.
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Hall Farm: the next step
A consultation has opened into the next stage of the hotly debated plans for almost 4,000 homes between Shinfield and Arborfield
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Plans submitted for 111 homes in Arborfield
Plans are for homes on land north of Reading Road in Arborfield.
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Progress at Arborfield Green
Initial works at Arborfield Green's new district centre have been completed.
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GB athlete Will dies aged 25
An Arborfield Olympic athlete has died at the age of 25. Boccia athlete Will Arnott, who represented ParalympicsGB for the first time at Paris 2024, has passed away, according to...
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Take control of your energy bills
Let Citizens Advice Wokingham help you plan
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New home for Lambs Lane bird box workshops
Repair cafe venture gets new year boost
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PTA power builds outdoor learning space at The Coombes
School has never been so much fun
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