THAMES VALLEY POLICE has vowed to carry out a review of how its officers are given guidance over training exercises, following the death of PC James Dixon and Gladys Goodwin...
Read moreDetailsONE of the borough’s four MPs has called for action to improve rail services for her constituents. Theresa May, who represents parts of Sonning, Twyford, Wargrave and Charvil, was taking...
Read moreDetailsValentine’s Day with all its hearts and flowers was a tough time for administrator Kate after her 20-year marriage broke up. But now she can see renewed hope in those...
Read moreDetailsFANS of Strictly Come Dancing are being invited to take up the sport themselves – but without committing to a lengthy course. A Strictly-style workshop will take place on Saturday,...
Read moreDetailsA TWYFORD clinic is back in business, after opening a new practice in London Road. The Back Room — which opened on Monday — has moved from a room in...
Read moreDetailsAN ANTIQUES and collectors fair will take place in Twyford next week. Buratta’s at The Royal Oak is turning the pub into a haven for bargains from 8am on Monday,...
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL end to Dry January is promised by a Charvil venue tonight. Piston Broke will be performing at The Heron on the Ford in Landsend Lane from 9pm on...
Read moreDetailsA CAMPAIGNER from Twyford enjoy a cuppa with a former Prime Minister on Saturday. And Theresa May didn’t have to read the tea leaves at the end to predict a...
Read moreDetailsHare Hatch Sheeplands director Bruno Haine (centre) presented a cheque Reading Maiden Erlegh Rotary Club for £1,500 on behalf of local charities — raised during Santa’s Christmas stay inside his...
Read moreDetailsResidents are supporting a space for cyclists in Twyford, calling it a positive addition to the village.
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