Village pub reopens after refurb
The George and Dragon reopened last week.
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Swallowfield Show is back this weekend
This year's show takes place at Swallowfield Park.
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Meet the residents of Swallowfield’s hidden horse sanctuary
They need new shelters urgently
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Fly-tippers face losing driving licence
The Conservatives have announced new measures to improve peoples' neighbourhoods and encourage community cohesion.
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Swallowfield loaf voted best in Britain
The "Uncle Tom Cobbler n'all" was crowned the top product in the Seeded Sourdough category.
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Get help from Citizens Advice in March
Get help from Citizens Advice in March
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Plans for parish hall refurb
Plans have been submitted for planning approval for the refurbishment of Swallowfield Parish Hall.
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Dog rescued from car stuck in water
A DOG has to be rescued after a car ended up in water last week.
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Dog rescued from stranded car
Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue attended the incident on Barge Lane near Swallowfield
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Homes plan refused in Swallowfield
Wokingham Borough Council has refused an application to build 81 homes on a site in Swallowfield.
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