Site for 4,000 homes ‘underwater most of the winter’
Residents have claimed the area earmarked for nearly 4,000 homes spends 'most of the winter underwater'.
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Drop-in sessions planned for Hall Farm project
More details for the controversial development are set to be revealed.
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Help make the borough clean as a whistle
Join a community tidy up during Annual Litter Pick weekend
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Arborfield Green amenities taking shape
Utility works, road building and drainage are coming next,
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Naturally Speaking: Environmental News and Views
Swifts need homes too, says eco group
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Arborfield brownies loved designing watering cans
The youngsers teamed up with house builder for water saving campaign
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Bohunt School Wokingham on track to ‘outstanding’
Ofsted report confirms continued progress
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Bus frequency increase mulled
A key bus route between Arborfield and Wokingham could be increased to twice an hour.
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Claims that Hall Farm is not a ‘done deal’
War of words over controversial development.
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Places Leisure recognised for safety and quality of its facilities
Sports and fitness group wins Active Standard
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