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Jo Davis, from Charvil, is offering virtual storytelling sessions and is raising money for charity whilst doing so.
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.
Read moreDetailsA sixth former at The Piggott School has started a petition to fix pedestrian crossing lights in Charvil.
Read moreDetailsON 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...
Read moreDetailsResidents are being asked to do four things: write to their MP, write to the housing minister, sign the petition and fill out the consultation.
Read moreDetailsA 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...
Read moreDetailsEat Out to Help Out discount scheme launched by Government A NEW interactive postcode checker has been launched to allow diners to take advantage of the new Eat Out To...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS across Wokingham borough are reporting problems with their water supplies this morning. People across social media are reporting a lack of water pressure. Thames Water says that its team...
Read moreDetails“They’re still going in on Fridays and cutting the grass — and then re-locking the gates. They're clearly not complying with Government instruction to re-open.”
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