Parked car delayed double-yellow lines
A parked car almost caused chaos when council workers arrived to implement double-yellow lines.
Tag: Arborfield
Craft and food market coming to Arborfield
Visit a craft and food market in Arborfield
Bohunt expansion plans agreed
Bohunt School is set to expand with a new 300 place sixth form and 150 additional places for younger pupils.
Arborfield craft and food market booked in for October date
A COMMUNITY group is gearing up for the latest offering of its monthly showcase for local businesses.
Arborfield’s Got Talent: Residents exhibit their best creations at village show
AN ARBORFIELD community event made a triumphant comeback last weekend.
Hundreds delight in ‘amazing’ Arborfield Summer Fete
COMMUNITY spirit was the name of the game as Arborfield was treated to an afternoon filled with food, fun and ...
Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Good news for EV drivers as government funding enables the continued rollout of borough charge points
Visit a craft and food market in Arborfield
Visit a craft and food market in Arborfield
Three vehicles in collision on Arborfield Road in Shinfield
THREE vehicles were involved in a road traffic incident in Shinfield last week.
Viewing event marks latest phase of Arborfield Green development
A HOUSEBUILDER is inviting potential buyers to the official opening of the next phase of its west Wokingham development on ...
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