Alpaca visit brings joy to Lord Harris Court residents
Truffle and George, two alpacas from Mortimer Alpacas, spent time being petted and stroked by residents on their trip to Lord Harris Court care home.
Read moreTruffle and George, two alpacas from Mortimer Alpacas, spent time being petted and stroked by residents on their trip to Lord Harris Court care home.
Read moreOn Friday, December 3, borough artists exhibited their work at The Walter Arms, in Sindlesham, alongside live music.
Read moreThe group finished 34 laps of the Sindlesham school's site, travelling more than 65 miles in the process.
Read moreA defibrillator has been placed on the outside of Winnersh Community Centre, in Sindlesham.
Read moreA NEW church is launching on Sunday with a special celebration service. It will be followed by a hog roast and family games event
Read moreAt 11am on Sunday, September 12, the Rt Revd Dr Steven Croft, the Bishop of Oxford, is coming to take the service at St Catherine’s Church, Bearwood Road in Sindlesham.
Read moreWith 63% of all grades between 9 to 7, the results sit more than twice the national GCSE average. Head of senior school, Mike Milner, said pupils responded “amazingly” to...
Read moreSt Catherine’s Church in Sindlesham was built in 1846 so this year there are celebrations to mark the 175th anniversary of its Consecration by the then Bishop of Oxford, Samuel...
Read moreBearwood Primary School's "Heroes & Villians" Scarecrow Trail. Chloe (8) & Sophie Johnstone (10) with their Darth Vador scarecrow.Rebecca Mackenzie (13), Isla Fisher (13) and Abi Jackson (13) with their...
Read moreWoodley Light Operatic Society will be celebrating the musicals in their upcoming concert. The group has organised a cabaret-style evening of entertainment for three dates in September, at The Flavell...
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