Why Fly, let the train take the strain
USUALLY it’s dogs that do the fetching, not the owners. But for one Twyford man and his dog, the old adage was turned on its head earlier this week. Ian...
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Half marathon runners smash their personal best as they raise funds for Twyford Age Concern
A COUPLE who ran the Reading Half Marathon has been a real blessing for a Twyford community centre. Kirsty and Chris Payne said that they smashed their fundraising target –...
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THEY DID IT! Duo spend more than 80 hours on see saw in record-breaking attempt in Twyford
There were celebrations in Twyford on Tuesday evening after see saw couple Richard March and Michael Jones finally beat the world non-stop see-saw record – originally set in the village...
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Twyford business expands after 18 VERY busy months
A TWYFORD company has opened a London office after doubling its staff and business in the past 18 months. Digital healthcare agency Iguazu Limited is already looking to add a...
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Record-breaking 80-hour see saw marathon underway in Twyford
In 1969 two brash members of Twyford Youth Club earnt themselves a place in the Guinness Book of Records. But now they are hoping that their long spell in the...
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Twyford Easter Egg hunt returns this Saturday
THE ANNUAL Twyford Easter Egg hunt will be returning to the village this weekend. Taking place on Saturday, April 6 on King George’s Field, the event is organised by Twyford...
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So, that’s why Wokingham borough is looking so tidy!
Records numbers of Hurst villagers collected a record amount of rubbish from their streets and verges in their annual tidy up on Saturday, March 23, writes Sue Corcoran. The tidiers...
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Villagers from Kiln Green team up to pick up litter
Volunteers from the Scarletts Lane Residents’ Association in Kiln Green, Berkshire were out in force on Saturday, March 23, to tidy the lane as part of the borough council’s Annual...
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Prime Minister’s support helps Sheeplands convince planning inspector for new garden shop
THE PRIME Minister was one of the people who helped convince a planning inspector to grant a popular nursery permission to open a new garden shop. And speaking to The...
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Makeover for Twyford Library
TWYFORD Library has been given a major refurbishment. Most of the windows have been replaced with new uPVC double glazing, and the walls and joinery inside painted. New carpet has...
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