Furry friend delights care home residents
A FOUR-LEGGED creature made a surprise visit to a Shinfield care home.
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Maybank Christmas lights dazzle for a cause
HUNDREDS of residents gathered to witness an impressive Christmas lights switch-on in a Shinfield neighbourhood.
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Fire at Frensham Green flat
EMERGENCY services tackled a fire at a Shinfield property on Saturday morning.
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Carols and crib service at St Mary’s
FAMILIES in Shinfield are invited to attend a community event on Christmas Eve.
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Maybank community continues to shine for charity
Maybank, Shinfield Meadows, has joined together to light up the street with Christmas decorations for the last six years and returns once more
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Former stay-at-home mum wins care award
A MOTHER of four has proved it's never too late to come back to work by picking up an award at an industry-leading awards ceremony.
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Running club makes donations to foodbank
RUNNERS braved the elements to deliver essential items to a community group on Thursday, November 17.
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Shinfield winter fayre
RESIDENTS are invited to attend a village Christmas event on Saturday, November 26.
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Family nativity service
YOUNGSTERS in Shinfield are set to put on a family nativity service on Sunday, December 11.
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Carols by candlelight service
A SHINFIELD church will be hosting a community carol service on Sunday, December 18.
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