The Black Boy will be renamed The Shinfield Arms after public vote
THE PUBLIC has spoken – a Shinfield pub will have a new name when it reopens. The Black Boy will become The Shinfield Arms, after it won a vote last...
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Spider-man washes away the cobwebs as he cleans the windows
A FAMILIAR face has been spotted on the streets of Shinfield, bringing joy to children in the borough and beyond. Chris Smalley-Ward, owner of CSW Window Cleaning, has donned a...
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CORONAVIRUS: How a council task force helped at Shinfield care home
THE manager of a Shinfield care home said the loss of life in a Covid-19 outbreak would have been “significantly higher” if the council’s taskforce had not stepped in. Amanda...
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Shinfield care home residents receive first dose of coronavirus vaccination
RESIDENTS at a Shinfield care home have been celebrating after receiving Covid-19 vaccination. With the support of Shinfield Medical Centre, the majority of residents and team members at Care UK’s...
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Leopards are changing – not their spots, but their timetables
A LEOPARD might not be able to change its spots, but from Monday, it will be changing its timetables. Reading Buses has announced that, due to lower passenger numbers, there...
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REVEALED: Three new names for Shinfield’s The Black Boy – which one will you choose?
THREE new names are being suggested for a Shinfield pub – and residents are being asked to vote for their favourite. Last month, we revealed that The Black Boy is...
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Stars are still shining for L’Ortolan as it retains its Michelin rating
Shinfield's L'Ortolan has retained its Michelin star award for the 19th year in a row.
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University of Reading submits plans for Shinfield TV studio
The University of Reading has submitted plans for a TV studio in Shinfield's Thames Valley Science Park.
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A life-saving gift for a Shinfield school
Alger Grove, in Shinfield, has received a life-saving defibrillator donation.
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‘It’s all coming together nicely’ at Crosfields School
Construction resumed in earnest last week on a new Senior School building at Crosfields School.
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