Arborfield Cross road works postponed until Monday
Balfour Beatty announced that resurfacing works on the A327 Reading Road will be rescheduled for next week.
Read moreDetailsBalfour Beatty announced that resurfacing works on the A327 Reading Road will be rescheduled for next week.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to create a bit of Hollywood magic in Shinfield have been welcomed by Wokingham Borough Council. The executive member for business and economic development, Cllr Stuart Munro, spoke about...
Read moreDetails"The idea is that we create a Hollywood-type film studio, in the field next to us," said Nick Smith, president of Blackhall UK at the announcement.
Read moreDetailsBlackhall Studios hope to bring major Hollywood film productions to the UK and create up to 3,000 new jobs in Wokingham and Reading, including around 1,500 employed at the studio.
Read moreDetailsHOLLYWOOD could be coming to Shinfield if a joint venture between a major film studio and the University of Reading goes ahead. Under the proposals, space would be leased at...
Read moreDetailsSTORM DENNIS has led to widespread flooding across the borough, with residents facing roads underwater. One of the worst affected is Greensward Lane, off the A327 between Arborfield and Shinfield....
Read moreDetailsThe machine was recycled from its sugary past, and has been customised to hold 40 books at any one time.
Read moreDetailsCOMMUTERS are being warned to avoid a major link road that straddles the Reading/Wokingham borders as it will be closed for up to five days. Thames Water is carrying out...
Read moreDetailsTHE future of gravel extraction in Shinfield was raised by Wokingham Liberal Democrat leader Cllr Lindsay Ferris. At a meeting of the Wokingham Borough Council executive, held at Shute End...
Read moreDetailsGrazeley resident, Nicola Turnball’s main concerns for the development are the number of houses, which she believes will put a strain on the environment and infrastructure.
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