A SHINFIELD primary school has been awarded £500 for winning a sustainability competition. Year 6 pupils Libby, Kelsey and Viviana at Shinfield St Mary’s CofE Junior School designed a poster...
Read moreDetailsA WEEKEND of celebrations saw a Shinfield woman mark her centenary in style. Megan Shaw turned 100 on Friday, July 23, with a party held at the village’s Baptist Church....
Read moreDetailsShinfield St Mary's CofE Junior School has been awarded £500 after winning a sustainability competition.
Read moreDetailsReading Buses confirmed its Leopard 3 services are being diverted via Lower Earley and Winnersh for most of the morning as a result.
Read moreDetailsRARE FLOWERS were mown down by council contractors in Shinfield but residents have been reassured it won’t happen again. Wokingham resident Kathryn McCann expressed her concerns after noticing pyramidal orchids...
Read moreDetailsLloyd Phillips, 44, was last seen last night at around 8.30pm on Shinfield Road. Anyone that sees Mr Phillips should call 999 urgently, said police.
Read moreDetailsConstruction of the 4,591 sqm television studio space will start later this year, with it opening by the end of 2022.
Read moreDetailsFREE advice about keeping healthy and hydrated is being served up by a Shinfield care home. Parsons Grange, on Westall Street, is sharing its Nutrition and Hydration booklet, packed with...
Read moreDetailsBy Cllr Jim Frewin AS PART of modern day life in the UK, we have come to expect that we get clean water from taps and that our waste can...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was robbed by three men, one of whom was armed with a knife, in Shinfield last week and police are appealing for witnesses. The incident took place between...
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