Spencers Wood

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Spencers Wood is a village in the civil parish of Shinfield, 4 miles south of Reading in the Royal County of Berkshire, United Kingdom.

The village was named after the le Despencer family — a Norman family — in the 13th Century. Until about 1300, the village was part of the Royal Forest (Windsor Forest).

Lenny Henry CBE and Dawn French live in Spencers Wood, but have purchased a new home in Fowey, Cornwall.

Spencers Wood has a library that serves the surrounding villages.

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Settlements in Wokingham District
Towns: Earley | Wokingham | Woodley
Civil parishes: Arborfield and Newland | Barkham | Charvil | Finchampstead | Remenham | Ruscombe | St Nicholas Hurst | Shinfield | Sonning | Swallowfield | Twyford | Wargrave | Winnersh | Wokingham Without
Other villages: Arborfield Cross | Arborfield Garrison | Cockpole Green | Crazies Hill | Farley Hill | Grazeley | Hare Hatch | Holme Green | Kiln Green | Riseley | Ryeish Green | Sindlesham | Spencers Wood | Three Mile Cross
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