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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Care home quiz went down a treat
Shinfield View families and residents enjoyed an evening of fun
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Nearly 200 neighbours push for safer pedestrian crossing in Shinfield
Nearly 200 neighbours have signed a petition pushing for a safer crossing for pedestrians in their estate in Shinfield.
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Concerns raised over logistics hub due to replace Berkshire County Council offices
Concerns have been raised about a planned logistics hub that could replace a massive office complex at the outskirts of Reading.
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Mayor visits repair café
She also accepted a cheque for her chosen charity.
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Call for safety measures on Shinfield ‘racetrack’
Councillor Andrew Gray presented a petition signed by residents desperate for the traffic calming measures to be installed.
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Call for action over Shinfield SANG fees
Labour is calling for Wokingham borough council to take action over the difference in fees in Shinfield.
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