Amazing! Five-year-old Annabelle completes 100 challenges to honour Captain Tom and help premature babies
A MOTHER and daughter from Twyford have raised a four-figure sum to say thank you to a life-saving charity.
Read moreA MOTHER and daughter from Twyford have raised a four-figure sum to say thank you to a life-saving charity.
Read moreTHE SOUND of music is coming to Twyford in a bid to liven up the village’s economy. Ward councillor Stephen Conway wants to launch a series of street performances over...
Read moreHARE Hatch residents can now vote for their favourite community gardening project to be supported by Dobbies.
Read moreBia Hub has formed a new partnership in Twyford in a bid to help women feel their best when cycling
Read moreNOTHING can rain on Twyford’s parade now that its umbrella installation is up and running again. The familiar, brightly-coloured brollies have been reinstated with the help of NW Property Maintenance,...
Read moreTOTS IN Twyford will be pleased to know a toddler group is relaunching next month. Noah’s Ark Toddler Group, organised by Thru-Christ, will begin hosting sessions on Tuesday, September 14....
Read moreENJOY tea and cake in Twyford this week, courtesy of St Mary’s Church. It is hosting an afternoon of sweet treats, including a plant stall and a raffle, on Wednesday,...
Read moreTOTS IN Twyford will be pleased to know a toddler group is relaunching next month. Noah’s Ark Toddler Group, organised by Thru-Christ, will begin hosting sessions on Tuesday, September 14....
Read morePIE LOVERS have been helping support youngsters across Twyford, thanks to a firm’s new donations scheme. Rural Pie Co., based on London Road, has been donating 15% of all Roast...
Read morePIGGOTT School pupils are hitting Reading town centre tonight after achieving top results in their A-levels. Derren Gray, headteacher of the Wargrave school, said this year’s A-level and vocational results...
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