THE ASHES: Cricketers put out fire in Shinfield
CRICKETERS were forced to extinguish a fire which emerged midway through a match.
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Adopt a Street scheme keeps Shinfield tidy
A SHINFIELD Parish Council project is committed to promoting a strong anti-litter message.
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Bloomfieldhatch Lane closure
WOKINGHAM motorists may be required to reroute their journeys for a day due to planned works.
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Ure Museum installs graphics for summer showing
VISITORS of a Reading museum will get a glimpse of ancient history through its new window display.
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Band Day at Beech Hill
BEECH HILL residents will be treated to a village celebration at the end of the month.
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New players wanted at Shinfield Rangers
A JUNIOR football team is looking for players ahead of the upcoming season.
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Theatre to show Our House
A COMMUNITY group is set to dazzle with a performance which has been postponed by four months.
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STORYTIME: Care home residents read to children
CHILDREN in Wokingham enjoyed a morning of stories, read by some special guests on Thursday, August 4.
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PLAYER RATINGS: Camara and Ehibhatiomhan impress as young Royals knocked out of League Cup
A young Reading FC side were knocked out of the Carabao Cup by Stevenage on Tuesday evening.
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Shinfield bench removed to reduce anti-social behaviour
A BENCH was removed from a Wokingham park last week in an attempt to reduce anti-social behaviour.
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