Government commits £200 million to Natural History Museum’s TVSP site
A SHINFIELD science facility has received an £20 million of government support to help further its work.
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University releases findings from Shinfield consultation
SHINFIELD residents have supported the University of Reading's proposals for new sports facilities, community gardens and green spaces.
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SHARING IS CARING: Runners give back with Easter egg run
SHINFIELD Running Club continued their streak of giving back to the community with a themed act of goodwill.
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Shinfield View launches free cafe for carers
A BERKSHIRE care home has launched a free-to-use resource to help alleviate pressure off carers working within its community.
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PARTY TIME: Centenarian celebrates her special day with a card from the King
A SHINFIELD care home resident received a special delivery as she marked her 100th birthday.
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History lecture to investigate 17th century maps
A COMMUNITY group is welcoming history enthusiasts to spend the evening of April 11, exploring the history of Windsor Forest.
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Quiz night at Shinfield Arms pub on Tuesday
The Shinfield Arms hosts a Quiz Night on the first Tuesday of each month.
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Friends and family pay tribute to ‘inspirational’ community stalwart, Megan Shaw
SHINFIELD bid farewell to one of its best-loved residents on Thursday, March 30.
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Whiteknights Ensemble prepare for April concert to raise funds for First Days Children’s Charity
POPULAR music group the Whiteknights Ensemble is charging ahead with a new sound to help raise funds for the First Days children's charity.
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First phase of Shinfield Road cycling improvements close to completion
The first round of improvements to Shinfield Road are almost finished as the council continues works to improve pedestrian and cycling conditions
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