Shinfield traffic calming plans to be revised after ‘no support’ for Arborfield-style chicanes
SHINFIELD Parish Council will amend traffic calming proposals after residents strongly opposed them in a recent consultation.
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Care home residents read children’s favourite bedtime stories
SHINFIELD may have been a little quieter at the start of February as the village's children were left captivated by the telling of magical tales.
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Charity makes special delivery to GCSE students
A COMMUNITY group is helping Shinfield students prepare for their mock GCSE exams on a full stomach.
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Earley Guide Abbie set to educate hundreds of children on subject close to her heart
A?10-year-old Guide from Earley has launched a campaign to educate other children about neurodiversity.
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A new laptop recycling scheme will support families in need
A new laptop recycling scheme will support families in need
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Community activities to celebrate Pancake Sunday
A SHINFIELD church is inviting residents to take part in a special event to mark Pancake Sunday.
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Hundreds of children meet author Steve Cole at Leighton Park
ALMOST 350 students from 11 primary schools were treated to an energetic and inspirational talk from an esteemed author on January 31.
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Parish council calls for Speedwatch volunteers
SHINFIELD Parish Council is recruiting Speedwatch volunteers to help make the village a safer place.
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Sir John Redwood visits Shinfield Studios
A WOKINGHAM MP was shown around Thames Valley Science Park's most recent development on Friday.
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Crosfields left ‘disappointed’ as crossing proposals dropped
A SHINFIELD SCHOOL has expressed its disappointment after Wokingham Borough Council decided not to install a crossing near its main entrance.
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