Talented Winnersh teenager leads Clap For Carers by beating her dhol drum
A WINNERSH teenager helped lead her neighbours in the weekly Clap For Carers by banging her drum. Aayushi Chopra has ...
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Resident delighted after green light for 210 new trees for Winnersh
A COMMUNITY-MINDED resident has secured 210 tree saplings to be planted in her neighbourhood. Kirsty Ross, from Winnersh applied for ...
17.5 metre-high phone mast approved for Winnersh site despite protest
Despite Winnersh councillors contacting the chairman of BT asking them to move the mast to an alternative site, the plan ...
Winnersh residents make use of new mobile Post Office
Created as a temporary solution to residents’ postal needs, the mobile Post Office runs a one hour slot in Winnersh ...
Wassail held – in rain, sleet and hail storm – to help rebirth of community orchard
RAIN, SLEET and hail couldn’t keep the morris dancers away, when residents gathered to mark the start of a restoration ...
Residents call for action over plan to install EE phone mast in Winnersh
RESIDENTS and politicians from both sides of the political spectrum came together on Saturday to send a united message to ...
Wassail! Dance marks start of orchard restoration project
The event marked the start of a community-led project to restore the community orchard planted in Winnersh Meadows in 2011.
Calls for dog that attacked Winnersh woman to be destroyed
Warning: this post contains images of one of the wounds A WOMAN has been treated in hospital after being attacked ...
Residents come together to discuss plans for 250 homes at Winnersh Farm
ON TUESDAY, residents came together to discuss appropriate action against the 250 homes proposed for Winnersh Farm in the draft ...
Police appeal for witnesses after dog attack in Winnersh
Yesterday morning, at approximately 10.20am a member of the public was injured from a dog bite on Reading Road.
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