A BIKER who died after completing this year’s Toy Run will take his final ride this Friday. Pete Thomson-Spokes, 64, who lived in Shinfield, died on Sunday, December 4 after...
Read moreDetailsTIPS on how you can cut down on rubbish created over the Christmas period are being offered by the council. Wokingham Borough Council (WBC) is encouraging residents to try to...
Read moreDetailsPlans to reopen part of the new Shinfield Relief Road has been delayed due to the cold weather. Freezing temperatures mean that the overnight works that have closed parts of...
Read moreDetailsA familiar face made a splash as he arrived today - Santa opened his grotto at Dobbies Shinfield. The man in the big red suit was joined by a host...
Read moreDetailsThe contractors creating the new Shinfield Relief Road have announced that the major new route through the village will not fully open until next year. And, as they prepare for...
Read moreDetailsTHE family of a Shinfield Rise woman found dead two decades ago have made a fresh appeal to catch the murderer. Speaking on the 20th anniversary of the discovery of...
Read moreDetailsWork on one of the borough's ambitious new relief roads has been halted after the contractors had their licence revoked. The Shinfield Eastern Relief Road is being built by Hochtief on behalf...
Read moreDetailsIt is that time of year again where we get together for a slice of cake and a cup of coffee all in the name of charity. Businesses and groups...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham has been fined £500 for driving over the alcohol limit. Paul Dorrity, 50, of Osborne Road, appeared at Reading Magistrates’ Court on August 9 where he...
Read moreDetailsA PROPOSAL to axe noise cancelling fencing aimed at protecting Shinfield residents from a new road looks set to get the green light this week. On Wednesday, Wokingham Borough Council’s planning...
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