Refresh for astroturf pitch at Shinfield school
Leighton Park School in Shinfield Road has applied for retrospective planning permission to refresh and extend an astroturf pitch
Read moreDetailsLeighton Park School in Shinfield Road has applied for retrospective planning permission to refresh and extend an astroturf pitch
Read moreDetailsTHE HISTORY of St Mary's Church in Shinfield will be unpacked at a special tour organised by the Berkshire Family History Society
Read moreDetailsThe University of Reading has announced that it is working with councils to bring a multi-million pound sports investment to Shinfield
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is set to approve the introduction of a significant number of on-street parking and waiting restrictions.
Read moreDetailsAn objection from Reading Borough Council will be considered despite arriving after the end of the consultation period.
Read moreDetailsPupils designed Christmas cards which will be delivered to more than 500 individuals across the borough.
Read moreDetailsOakbank secondary school has been spreading Christmas cheer this month.
Read moreDetailsSHEPHERDS, wise men, angels and a Christmas star all visited a Shinfield school on Sunday as a village church held a special Advent service
Read moreDetailsA BEAUTY queen whose career included running a pub and printing books has celebrated her 101st birthday with the help of family and friends.
Read moreDetailsWORK on a new housing development in Shinfield is progressing, with almost a quarter of homes built.
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