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Tree Council gifts new elm to Charvil
THIRTY 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...
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How Brian’s walk rescued this swan’s lake
HE 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...
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Charvil choir appealing for new members
A 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...
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Are you sitting comfortably? Then Jo can begin…
Jo Davis, from Charvil, is offering virtual storytelling sessions and is raising money for charity whilst doing so.
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Community litter pick in Charvil
Charvil Matters will be meeting this Saturday for a community litter pick.
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Student’s petition wins push for traffic light repairs in Charvil
Pedestrian lights used by school children on the busy A4 road have been repaired following a student petition.
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Charvil councillor joins Piggott students’ call for pedestrian crossing improvements along A4
A sixth former at The Piggott School has started a petition to fix pedestrian crossing lights in Charvil.
Read moreDetailsIN THE COMMUNITY: Charvil Matters helps clean up the village’s litter
ON SUNDAY, August 23, Charvil Matters hosted a litter pick which saw them clean up the village. “The Charvil Matters litter pick was very successful,” said Sam Akhtar, the group’s...
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Wokingham borough residents urged to fight plan for 1,600 new homes a year
Residents are being asked to do four things: write to their MP, write to the housing minister, sign the petition and fill out the consultation.
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Community litter pick to return to Charvil later this month
A COMMUNITY litter pick is to take place later this month in a bid to clear-up mess left by lazy motorists. The Charvil Matters team will welcome volunteers to join...
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