New cafe opens for business
An Australian-inspired cafe opened its door earlier this month.
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Builder delivers Christmas cheer
Local housebuilder Crest Nicholson has been supporting Wokingham Foodbank this festive season.
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Arborfield was jolly festive at the weekend
Arborfield was jolly festive at the weekend
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Plans submitted for Arborfield Green supermarket
A consultation has opened to consider outline planning consent for a supermarket on Nine Mile Ride Extension
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Arborfield builder jailed following Trading Standards investigation
The offending dated back to early 2021.
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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.
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Children’s party to celebrate Christmas in Arborfield
CHILDREN are invited to celebrate Christmas with a special party being held in Arborfield.
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Sir John goes back to school, with visit to Bohunt
ONE OF the borough's four MPs went back to school, as part of a fact-finding mission for a new sixth form.
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Approval for business park plans
Plans to build a new business park have been approved by councillors.
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Plans for a new supermarket in Arborfield Green
Supermarket giant Sainsbury's is progressing with plans for a new supermarket in Arborfield as part of the planned district centre.
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