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Major development works in Barkham could bring ‘chaos’ to the roads warns councillor
'Chaos' could blight the roads around Barkham as several major development works are all set to take place next year, ...
++ UPDATED ++ Residents without water after burst water main
RESIDENTS of Finchampstead and Barkham are this morning without water after two water mains suffered from burst pipes. A team ...
More Barkham land comes under the hammer
Another plot of woodland in Barkham is set to come under the hammer at a property auction this week.
Auction of more woodland in Barkham
The auction is the third such sale of land in the same vicinity within a few months.
Bidding war for Wokingham woodland
Woodland near Wokingham has sold in what the auctioneer has described as a bidding war.
New date for Barkham solar farm
Work on Wokingham Borough Council's first solar farm is set to restart.
Barkham celebrates Charles’ special day
A WOKINGHAM village came together to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III at a screening and fun day.
Wokingham town planning to week long celebration of the Coronation
Wokingham will celebrate the Coronation in style
VOTE 2023 – All the wards, all the candidates, all you need to know
The 2023 local elections will be held in Wokingham borough on Thursday, May 4. Voters will be electing representatives in ...
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