Age Concern Twyford to benefit from a year of gardening support
A TWYFORD-based charity that helps the borough's older population has been picked for year-long support from a nearby garden centre.
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New library in Twyford to open next month
The library is moving from its existing dated site off Polehampton Close to a new home.
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Twyford snooker hall plans approved
Plans have been approved for a single-storey extension alongside one of Twyford's most historic buildings.
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Lift rescue in Hare Hatch
FIRE CREWS had to rescue a person trapped in a lift in Hare Hatch.
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Care home plans for Ruscombe
A consultation has opened into plans for a two-storey, 66-bed care home in Ruscombe.
Read moreDetailsWhat a card! Pupils winning game goes on sale in London’s Design Museum
STUDENTS from a Twyford school have seen their hard work go on sale in London after winning a competition
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Get ready for Twyford’s 14th Beer Festival
A charity event is brewing up carnival action
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Friends step out to raise funds for Hare Hatch-based rehabilitation centre
Dave and John thank the charity they say gave them a future
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Twyford Parish Council celebrates an outstanding citizen
Super charity fundraiser Ian wins a borough award
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Women’s group in Wargrave seeks speakers
People wanting to share should contact the group
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