Enjoy a Christmas film in Shinfield
Fridays are film nights, says the parish council
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Take control of your energy bills
Let Citizens Advice Wokingham help you plan
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Jackie’s back as Conservatives win Shinfield vote
The Conservatives have taken a seat on Wokingham Borough Council that was previously held by Labour.
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Petition against new parking charges
Sites identified were mentioned as Cantley Park, Avery car park in Finchampstead, and several sites in Shinfield and Woodley.
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Shinfield goes to the polls
The decision is an important one for the whole of Wokingham borough.
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Toy Run Santas bring Christmas joy to Wokingham
Hundreds of bikers delivered toys to Barnardo's High Close School
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‘Critical’ lack of Muslim burial plots
Only two burial spaces for Muslims currently remain within Wokingham borough.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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New school, but only if figures add up
A new primary school will only open in Shinfield if there is demand for school places in coming years.
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Crosfields crossing looks likely
A pedestrian crossing looks set to be introduced on a busy road outside a Shinfield school.
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