Barkham Ride ‘gridlock’ worries
Concerns from residents about possible 'gridlock' on a Finchampstead road will be addressed.
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Barkham
Auction of more woodland in Barkham
The auction is the third such sale of land in the same vicinity within a few months.
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Revised plan for 350 homes in Barkham
A revised outline planning application for up to 350 homes on land in Barkham has been submitted.
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Bidding war for Wokingham woodland
Woodland near Wokingham has sold in what the auctioneer has described as a bidding war.
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Consultation open for 60-homes plan
A public consultation has opened for an outline planning application to build up to 60 houses on land off Barkham Road.
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Litter bin closure plans are delayed
ans to save taxpayers' money and protect essential public services by removing 150 public litter bins have been put on hold.
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Publican sought for Barkham pub and restaurant
A Grade II-listed pub and restaurant has launched an appeal for a new publican.
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Woman rescued from vehicle
A road in Finchampstead was closed for more than a hour last week following a serious collision.
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Wokingham woodland comes under the hammer
A patch of woodland in Wokingham will come under the hammer in an auction ending on November 1.
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Plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride
A public consultation has opened into outline plans for 26 homes off Barkham Ride in Finchampstead.
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