Royal British Legion coffee morning
AN ARBORFIELD community group is welcoming visitors to its weekly coffee mornings.
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73-home development gets green light from council
A developer has received planning permission to build 73 new homes in a Wokingham village.
Aborfield Christmas market
A CHRISTMAS market will help Arborfield residents get into the festive spirit this year.
ONE YEAR ON: Farley Hill Primary School parent criticises council’s ‘dereliction of duty’ as promised crossing still not built
A PARENT has expressed her frustration as planned road safety measures have not been delivered near a Wokingham School for ...
Arborfield business shortlisted for national beauty award
A WOKINGHAM businesswoman has been shortlisted for a national industry award.
FAIR-WELL, SUMMER: Arborfield comes together for bank holiday fete
WOKINGHAM residents saw summer off with an afternoon of festivities on bank holiday Monday.
Graffiti in Arborfield playground
A WOKINGHAM playground was vandalised last week.
Council to decide fate of four Wokingham buses
WOKINGHAM Borough Council?s decision-making executive are set to determine the futures of four bus routes at a meeting on Monday, ...
Emergency works on Barkham Road
ARBORFIELD motorists may be required to reroute their journeys in the coming days due to emergency works.
Charity knitters to wrap Royal Albert Hall
A WOKINGHAM community group has pledged to learn how to knit as part of a unique challenge to raise awareness ...
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