Solar canopies plan for Mereoak
It will only go ahead if the business case remains viable.
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Phase one of £1m biodiversity project in Shinfield begins
Work has begun on a major biodiversity project in Shinfield, designed to enhance local green spaces and improve public access to nature.
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Pavilion open with pitches to follow
Wokingham borough council gave full planning permission in late 2023.
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Cub Scouts enjoy a wizard evening with care home residents
Shinfield care home hosts classic film night
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Landlady defends pub over smashed glass and noise complaints
A landlady has defended her pub over complaints from a neighbour about smashed glass, noise disturbance and damage to his car.
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Shinfield Cricket Club Juniors finish another successful season
Shinfield Cricket Club has drawn the curtain on another junior season, with achievements on and off the pitch
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Huge former council offices complex half demolished
The demolition of the huge office complex that used to be the offices of Berkshire County Council is progressing.
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Consultation event for Loddon Garden Village
Attendees can find out more at Maiden Place Community Centre in Earley today.
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New restaurant opens its doors in Shinfield
The Bagaara Indian restaurant opened on Shinfield Road.
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Natural history museum breaks ground on new centre
The facility will house 28 million specimens.
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