Twyford enjoys all the fun of the Christmas fayre
Fayre goers enjoyed their annual treat of munching mince pies and sipping mulled wine as they strolled down the middle ...
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A very relaxed Prime Minister praises village’s community spirit as she turns on Twyford’s Christmas lights
LOOKING relaxed and happy, Prime Minister Theresa May mingled with the public, posed for selfies and turned on a village's ...
Twyford makes plans to be Tinsel Town in the run-up to Christmas
TWYFORD turns into Tinsel Town next weekend as the month long Christmas celebrations get underway. The fun starts on Sunday, ...
Still time to enter Twyford Together’s family fun run
THE CLOSING date for entries for a popular family fun run is fast approaching. Twyford Together is organising the annual ...
Twyford restaurant’s tapas and mezze relaunch night a hit
A TWYFORD restaurant held a successful relaunch last week, marking the end of a refurbishment project. La Fontana in Wargrave ...
First acts announced for this year’s TwyFest
THE first acts for this year’s TwyFest have been announced: and they are some of the biggest names in music. ...
All the dates and times for Tywford Living Advent Calendar 2017
Friday, December 1 Twyford Village Christmas Street Fayre London Road (from the crossroads to Jubilee Corner), 6-9pm Twyford Together's annual Christmas ...
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