Lighting up for worthy causes
A Shinfield street geared up for Christmas last weekend with the grand switch-on of its festive light display.
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Reading FC’s captain opens Happy Trails
A new childcare facility in Shinfield was opened by Reading FC's Andy Yiadom last weekend.
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Reading Christian Motorcyclists: Those Santas on wheels have done it again
Reading Christian Motorcyclists: Those Santas on wheels have done it again
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Museum plans for Shinfield
Proposals for the new storage facility at Thames Valley Science Park have been submitted to Wokingham Borough Council.
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Plans submitted for top restaurant in Shinfield
A planning application for a change of use for the Grade II listed property has been submitted.
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Riders are ready for annual Toy Run
The 37th annual Reading Toy Run takes place on Sunday.
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Santas, Supermen, Spider-men and Batgirls will all be bearing gifts at this year’s Reading Toy Run
Santas, Supermen, Spidermen and Batgirls will all be bearing gifts at this year's Reading Toy Run
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Fears for the future of lunch club
Volunteers at a pensioners' lunch club are fearful for its future.
Read moreDetailsEarley man charged over thefts from store in Shinfield
A MAN from Earley has been charged with shoplifting offences at a store in Shinfield.
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Final phase of studio construction nears completion
Shinfield Studios is nearing completion of its final phase of construction.
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