A branch of the Costa Coffee franchise opened in the centre of Twyford village in 2015. Costa uses only the best quality Arabica and Robusta coffee beans.
1 High Street, Twyford RG10 9AB
Charming pub and restaurant in the heart of Ruscombe, incorporating an antiques and collectables shop.
Ruscombe Lane, Ruscombe RG10 9JN
Friendly local club with three floodlit tennis courts.
King George V Playing Fields, Loddon Hall Rd, Twyford RG10 9JA
Village cricket club for adults and juniors
Stanlake Pavilion, Stanlake Lane,, Twyford RG10 0BL
The Bird in Hand is an historic rustic inn with oak beams, wood panels, an open fire and a warm welcome
Bath Road, Knowl Hill RG10 9UP
Restaurant serving cask ales and great wines alongside delicious food available all day. the Horse & Groom is famed for its welcoming interior, attractive garden and daily menu, which is uploaded to the website every morning.
Bath Road, Hare Hatch RG10 9SB
Family friendly, wallet-pleasing, all-day restaurant in Charvil. The Wee Waif had a major makeover in around 2015 and is now a very pleasant place to take your friends or family for a drink and a bite. It offers all the Hungry Horse favourites: all day breakfasts, a burger and a beer, fish and chips, and plenty of wallet-pleasing promotions. The large car park is a bonus.
Old Bath Road, Charvil RG10 9RJ
The restaurant has earned a fine reputation with new dishes from local seasonal produce. Clients can choose between cosy rooms inside or a large garden outside.
Church Hill, Hurst RG10 0SJ
Enjoy local real ales, an extensive wine list and a wide choice of delicious, homemade dishes. The team at the Horns will give you a warm welcome, making even visitors from far away feel like a local.
Crazies Hill RG10 8LY
A traditional English country pub. The Green Man pub was awarded its first licence in the 1600s and has been serving thirsty travellers, traders and villagers ever since. The Green Man pub greets you with a warm welcome and, on cold days, roaring log fires.n The bar is open all day for a relaxing place to sit with a pint of real ale and the newspaper, or a glass of wine with friends. Dogs are welcome in the bar too!
Hinton Road, Hurst RG10 0BP
The Wheelwright’s Arms is probably one of the most dog-friendly pubs in Berkshire, located just over the road from the Davis Street access to Dinton Pastures Country Park. There is seating at both front and back of the pub with a heated smoking area near the main entrance. There is a large enclosed beer garden at the rear – added as part of a total refurbishment in 2016.
Davis Way, Hurst RG10 0TR
Former 15th century coaching inn in Wargrave bursting with charm. The Bull has an excellent reputation for serious food, with Jayne’s Sunday roast being a firm favourite.
High Street, Wargrave RG10 8EP
The Shurlock Inn in Shurlock Row underwent a complete refurbishment in 2017 that expanded the premises and gave it a fresh new look and feel. The restaurant is now complemented by a classic informal pub and a cocktail bar. There is also a sizeable garden terrace. The Shurlock Inn also welcomes large party bookings and part hire or exclusive use. Choose from a number of menus that can be tailored to meet your needs, from simple canap canapés to steak sharing experiences.
The Street, Shurlock Row RG10 0PS
A relaxed and unfussy village pub first, great food second. The kitchen at The Bell produces the food that we all wish we had time to make at home. Fresh bread baked daily, homemade stocks and sauces, fresh seasonal produce using local suppliers whenever possible. This is ingredient led cooking with bold flavours and a rustic edge.
The Street, Waltham St Lawrence RG10 0JJ
Stylish pub for relaxed drinking and dining and located on the picturesque banks of the River Thames, The St George & Dragon pub offers the ultimate escape from the demands of everyday life.Enjoy stunning river views and a delicious menu of seasonal favourites and classic pub food dishes.
High Street, Wargrave RG10 8HY
The Jolly Farmers is a restaurant serving Nepalese and Indian food – all prepared with quality fresh ingredients and no artificial colourings or preservatives.
Davis Street, Hurst RG10 0TH
The Elephant and Castle is a traditional county pub serving great quality home cooked food with a 5.0 rating from its customers. Family and dog friendly, the pub hosts weekly quiz nights and regular live music events.
Lodge Road, Whistley Green, Hurst RG10 0EH
A spectacular setting for catered events. The clubhouse at Hennerton Golf Club holds parties and gatherings; christenings, birthday parties and life celebrations to charity gala balls and fundraisers.
Crazies Hill Road, Wargrave RG10 8LT
Promoting and representing the village at parish and borough level, and bringing residents together.
A welcoming, open and friendly Anglican church.
Halls Lane, Waltham St Lawrence RG10 0JJ
The smallest church within the parish of Wargrave with Knowl Hill. One service a month is held in St Paul’s Mission Church, Warren Row, under the auspices of the clergy of the parish.
Warren Row, Knowl Hill RG10 8QN
Everything necessary to keep these rural communities in touch with each other and with the latest news in local planning, the church, the parish council, the school and local charities – as well as annual events such as the parish fete and village show, and not forgetting the cricket club and local businesses.
The work of St Peter’s church is concentrated on a single Sunday service, but its members maintain an active focus for social activities in the community of Knowl Hill, along with the village association. There is a church school next door. St Peter’s church is the second church in the parish of Wargrave with Knowl Hill.
4 Bath Road, Knowl Hill RG10 9XB
The Anglican parish of St Mary the Virgin in Twyford and St James the Great in Ruscombe are joined with Twyford’s United Reformed Church in a Local Ecumenical Partnership. This means their ministers work as a team together with a youth worker and are able to take services in all three churches.
St Mary's Church Centre, Station Road, Twyford RG10 9NT
According to Thames Valley Enterprise, the Wokingham area has enjoyed the highest rate of business growth in the UK for 15 years. This is reflected by a mix of local market trading and big business. Much of the University of Reading is located within the Wokingham borough.
Shute End, Wokingham RG40 1BN
St Nicholas Hurst Parish Council consists of ten elected volunteers who are responsible for overseeing a number of amenities in the village, including two playgrounds and the allotments. Members of the council work closely with Wokingham Borough Council and Hurst Village Society to ensure the parish is maintained and developed for the benefit of both parishioners and visitors.
Maria Bradshaw, Clerk to St Nicholas Hurst Parish Council, The Office, 9 Primrose Lane, Winnersh RG41 5UR
Charvil Parish Council is committed to supporting the local community and providing a safe and interesting environment for residents and visitors.
Charvil Village Hall, The Hawthorns, Charvil RG10 9TX
The Church of St Mary the Virgin is located in the heart of Wargrave. Beautifully situated beside Mill Green, it is the oldest and biggest of the three churches and accommodates the parish office.
Mill Green, Station Road, Wargrave RG10 8EU
Representing and providing services and facilities to all who live in or pass through Twyford.
Twyford Parish Council, PO Box 8250, Reading RG6 9SZ
Protecting, supporting and promoting the rural character, amenities and organisations of Hurst




