Coffee Corner in Swallowfield
SWALLOWFIELD Parish Council is inviting residents to come along for a weekly social.
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Hallowe’en fireworks set to return to Swallowfield
WOKINGHAM residents are gearing up for a popular Hallowe'en event.
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Residents criticise ‘disgraceful’ bus changes on schools’ first day back
SOME WOKINGHAM students were reportedly left 'waiting for buses that were never coming' as new bus routes and timetables came into effect.
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Swallowfield Show returns for first time since pandemic
THE SWALLOWFIELD SHOW made a glorious return over the summer bank holiday weekend after a two year absence.
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Swallowfield Road closure
WOKINGHAM motorists may be required to reroute their journeys in early September due to planned road works.
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Swallowfield Show this weekend
SWALLOWFIELD Show returns this weekend, offering a range of family friendly activities.
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Timetable changes for bus services in Wokingham
Operator Reading Buses confirmed the amendments will come into place from Monday, September 5.
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Four Wokingham bus services saved, for now…
At a decision making executive on Monday, August 8, the council agreed to subsidise the Tiger 7 and Leopard 3, 8 and 9 services until March 31, 2023.
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Smooth soul and jazz in a vinyl encounter at The Bull at Riseley
AN AFTERNOON of smooth soul and jazz is promised at the Riseley pub later this month.
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MaxStock a fitting tribute to Swallowfield resident
On Saturday, July 2, MaxStock was held thanks to a legacy fund left by Max Bower, who died in 2018, for a one-off event.
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