Bearwood Road closure starts next week
Thames Water is closing and diverting part of Bearwood Road in Barkham from Monday, February 9, until late September.
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Major road closure to last MONTHS as Thames Water dig up Bearwood Road
Thames Water is set to close part of Bearwood Road in Barkham from Monday, February 9, until late September.
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Barkham solar farm delays could add to financial pressures
Council is committed to doing everything we can to secure the original connection dates and avoid any financial impact.
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Arborfield Cross War Memorial garlanded with poppies
A stunning crimson display encourages the borough not to forget
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Barkham solar farm project delays confirmed
It is expected to be generating electricity and income by Spring 2027.
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Covid Memorial Woodland to open next year
It is planned to open the woodland in 2026.
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Bearwood Road closure delayed
It was due to be closed for more than six months.
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Barkham Village Hall urgently seeks treasurer
Do you have financial skills? Your village hall needs you
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Historic Barkham property for sale
The property once belonged to the Jordanian royal family.
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Fire on Bearwood Road
Three crews were sent to the scene.
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