Shinfield care home residents receive festive surprise
Students from Crosfield School in Reading visited Care UK's Parsons Garage to hand out Christmas letters and cards they had ...
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Maybank community continues to shine for charity
Maybank, Shinfield Meadows, has joined together to light up the street with Christmas decorations for the last six years and ...
Shinfield winter fayre
RESIDENTS are invited to attend a village Christmas event on Saturday, November 26.
Carols by candlelight service
A SHINFIELD church will be hosting a community carol service on Sunday, December 18.
Multi-way traffic lights in Shinfield
WOKINGHAM motorists may experience delays to their journeys in the coming days due to emergency works.
Shinfield remembers the fallen at Remembrance service
A WOKINGHAM village came together for a pertinent Remembrance service on Sunday, November 13.
December dementia cafe in Shinfield
A BERKSHIRE charity is inviting those with dementia and their carers to attend a weekly support meeting.
‘Thieves break into my house in my dreams’: Residents left reeling after bike thefts
MULTIPLE bike thefts have caused some Wokingham residents to question the safety of their neighbourhood.
Hallowe’en party in Shinfield
A WOKINGHAM CAFE is inviting children to its Hallowe'en party on Tuesday, October 25.
Yoga classes at School Green Centre
SHINFIELD residents are invited to sign up for a weekly power yoga class.
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