Prospective 148 home development in Three Mile Cross
Wates Developments is exploring building 148 homes near Junction 11 of the M4.
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The Swan is set to fly again
The Swan has been an integral part of the Three Mile Cross community.
Hare Hatch road closure
NORTH Wokingham residents may be required to find alternative routes due to a planned road closure.
Christmas Trail set to enthral Spencers Wood and Three Mile Cross
WOKINGHAM residents are set to showcase their artistic talents this Christmas in a festive display trail.
Reading Creation Group to host talk
A CHRISTIAN group is hosting a talk at Three Mile Cross Church Centre, Mitford Close.
Shuttle bus to RBH will help NHS staff get to work
A NEW shuttle bus service launched next week will help staff get to the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Final day today – Scarecrow trail brightens up Spencers Wood (and it helps the village hall)
STRAW is helping to raise the roof of a village hall this week – but it's not going on the ...
Shinfield residents urged to look out for update from nuclear weapons facility
This extended area — known as the Detailed Emergency Planning Zone (DEPZ) — now covers some homes and businesses in ...
Man arrested following incident in Tabby Drive, Three Mile Cross
POLICE have arrested a Reading man on suspicion of a public order offence. The 47-year-old man was arrested in Tabby ...
BREAKING: 15,000 homes for Grazeley Market Town would leave “a legacy for future generations to be proud of”
DAYS after the leader of Wokingham Borough Council said that enough was enough housing numbers, the Government has announced funding ...
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