The launch event saw around 50 characters from various different blockbuster movies assemble at the Thames Valley Science Park, showcasing the kind of major productions that will be made in...
Read moreDetailsA RUNNING club is returning to Shinfield as restrictions ease – and it has doubled in size during lockdown. Shinfield Running Club now has more than 90 participants, and it...
Read moreDetailsA SHINFIELD pub is hosting a fundraiser to help a Winnersh man receive vital treatment after he fell from a balcony. The event will add to an online appeal that...
Read moreDetailsRobin Bertrand, headteacher at Oakbank School, said record numbers of students achieved at least five GCSEs with grades of 5 or higher — and the number of pupils achieving the...
Read moreDetailsTHE PROSPECT of film stars coming to Shinfield is not the most exciting part of the studio plan for council leader John Halsall – he’s got his eye on the...
Read moreDetailsYOU SHALL go the the ball. Forget the fairy godmother, parent power has saved a Shinfield secondary school’s prom. Oakbank school was originally due to host its Year 11 prom...
Read moreDetailsA 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.
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