- The Arborfield Garrison Resident's Action Group (AG-RAG) represents the civilian residents who mostly live in the southern part of Arborfield. Although this area is adjacent to the Arborfield Garrison itself, the AG-RAG does not represent the views or interests of the MoD or the Military Commander of the Arborfield Garrison.
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Join 634 other subscribers- The Arborfield Garrison Resident's Action Group (AG-RAG) represents the civilian residents who mostly live in the southern part of Arborfield. Although this area is adjacent to the Arborfield Garrison itself, the AG-RAG does not represent the views or interests of the MoD or the Military Commander of the Arborfield Garrison.
Arborfield Garrison SDL (WBC)

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Arborfield Garrison at Present

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Next Arborfield Community Forum and Community Infrastructure Levy Consultation
As you may be aware the date of the next Arborfield Community Forum has been changed, and the meeting will now take place on Monday March 17th, at 7pm, at the Henry Street Garden Centre. We understand from Wokingham Borough … Continue reading
Review of the Arborfield Community Forum
Firstly, thanks to everybody who took the time to come along to the community forum last night. The developers were speaking a lot about community partnership throughout their presentation, so the more people they have an opportunity to meet, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegean Trust, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Community Forum, Crest Nicholson, Curtin and Co, Defence Infrastructure Organisation, Marino Family Trust, Mr and Mrs Kenyon, Robert Kenyon, Scott Black
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No Chance for a Breather
Whilst the news of the withdrawal of the planning application may seem like good news, there is no time for a breather. Although the current planning application may have been withdrawn, Arborfield Garrison is still adopted as a Strategic Development … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegean Trust, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Community Forum, Crest Nicholson, Defence Infrastructure Organisation, Marino Family Trust, Mr and Mrs Kenyon, Robert Kenyon, Wates Developments, Wokingham Borough Council
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Arborfield SDL Community Forum Update
Tonight the Arborfield SDL Community Forum met for the fourth time at the Henry Street Garden Centre, can we also offer our appreciation to the Goold brothers for graciously offering the use of their coffee shop area for the meeting … Continue reading
The Next Arborfield Community Forum
Don’t forget, the next Arborfield Community Forum takes place this Monday, March 11th at 7pm at the Henry Street Garden Centre in Swallowfield Road. Please note that this is a different location from what was originally proposed, primarily as a … Continue reading
Arborfield SDL Highways Forum
We have just returned from the Arborfield SDL Highways Forum. Firstly can we say a big thank you for the fantastic turnout, a turnout so big that it had the Wokingham Borough Council staff struggling to find enough seats and … Continue reading
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Tagged Aegean Trust, Arborfield, Arborfield Garrison, Arborfield Garrison Landowners' Consortium, Arborfield Garrison SDL, Arborfield SDL, Community Forum, Community Planning Weekend, Highways Forum, John Kaiser, John Thompson and Partners, Keith Baker, Marino Family Trust, Mr and Mrs Kenyon, Wokingham Borough Council
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Arborfield Community Forum – Monday 17th March
Last night was the next in the regular series of Arborfield Community Forums held once again at the Henry Street Garden Centre in Arborfield. There were perhaps two key items on the agenda for many residents, the first being an … Continue reading →
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