CHARVIL residents are keeping the streets tidy this weekend. On Saturday, May 1, Charvil Matters is hosting its latest litter picking session. The team will be meeting at Charvil Village...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police appeals for witnesses after a crash in Charvil left a 14-year-old boy in hospital.
Read moreDetailsIT’S THE ultimate win-win as it cleans up and keeps you fit and now a Charvil resident is hoping you’ll join him. Sam Akhtar, who runs the Charvil Matters community...
Read moreDetailsLoddon District Scouts will have a new meeting hall, complete with storage facilities, off Waingels Road in Charvil. It would be larger than the site that it replaces, and is...
Read moreDetailsTHIRTY trees have been planted to commemorate three decades of work – and one is in Charvil. The village’s tree wardens were gifted a disease-resistant elm tree by The Tree...
Read moreDetailsHE MAY not be Superman, but he came to the rescue anyway. Brian Hicks, a local walker and swan fanatic, was busy saving an injured swan earlier this month with...
Read moreDetailsA CHOIR for girls and young women aged 10-18, is appealing for new members. Jewel Tones, which rehearses on Sunday evenings between 6.15pm and 7.45pm, has four spaces available. The...
Read moreDetailsJo Davis, from Charvil, is offering virtual storytelling sessions and is raising money for charity whilst doing so.
Read moreDetailsCharvil Matters will be meeting this Saturday for a community litter pick.
Read moreDetailsPedestrian lights used by school children on the busy A4 road have been repaired following a student petition.
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