Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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Memorial woodland to open later this year
Around 6,700 trees have been planted at the site.
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Emergency services on scene at scrapyard fire in Barkham
The fire happened in a scrapyard, according to Thames Valley Police.
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350 homes and care home plans in Barkham approved at government appeal
A contentious plan for more than 350 homes and care home will go ahead after developers won an appeal with the government inspectorate.
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Bus services set to expand
Services beyween Wokingham town and Barkham, Finchampstead and Arborfield will become more frequent.
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WUC thanks Gordon Veitch for his dedication and kindness
Helping to change people's situations is very rewarding, says the WUC trustee as he steps down from the role
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Barkham Village Hall goes solar
The popular community facility is running on sunshine
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Planting at Covid memorial woodland
The memorial woodland is being planted to honour those who lost their lives during the pandemic.
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Barkham land plot at auction
The 3.13 acre site is adjacent to Barkham Manor on Barkham Road.
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Join a community litter pick this weekend
Wokingham Borough Council is inviting residents to join the borough-wide annual litter pick.
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