Solar farm plans looking bright
The farm could start feeding power into the grid by August 2026.
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Locals take charge of The Bull
The new managers of a Barkham pub and restaurant have taken the meaning of 'local' to a whole new level.
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Road in Barkham sells for £10
The freehold ownership of a road in Barkham has sold for £10.
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Council to debate permission for 42-home development
Wokingham Borough Council is set to debate permission for a 42-home development on Latimer Road.
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Council to determine fate of garden treehouse
The retrospective application sought approval for a timber treehouse and zipline.
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Reopening planned for historic hospitality venue
The landmark pub and restaurant looks set to reopen before Christmas.
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New hope for Barkham solar farm
A new solar farm in Barkham could be connected to the national grid in August 2026.
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Group formed to look into litter bins
Further investigations on the future of Wokingham's public bins have got under way.
Read moreDetailsBarkham Ride ‘gridlock’ worries
Concerns from residents about possible 'gridlock' on a Finchampstead road will be addressed.
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Auction of more woodland in Barkham
The auction is the third such sale of land in the same vicinity within a few months.
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