Three men charged following Lower Earley kidnapping
THREE MEN have been charged with several offences after two men were kidnapped in Lower Earley.
Read moreDetailsTHREE MEN have been charged with several offences after two men were kidnapped in Lower Earley.
Read moreDetailsSt Teresa?s Catholic Academy on Easthampstead Road, has won first prize in Squire?s Garden Centre's Decorate A Christmas Tree competition.
Read moreDetailsTHE LEADER of Earley Town Council said he is very pleased that the plan to build a Lidl and 43 homes has been rejected.
Read moreDetailsLast week, the borough mayor, Cllr Keith Baker, cut the ribbon to open the event.
Read moreDetailsLast month, a planning inspector denied the borough council's application made in February for a Compulsory Purchase Order at the site.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS has begun at Reading Buses with its Festive Fortnight.
Read moreDetailsThis year was the first time that the mayor's Christmas concert went virtual. A shortened video has been shared on the council?s social media page.
Read moreDetailsTHE CO-OP has relaunched its Food Bank Fund this Christmas, and it's helping Wokingham residents.
Read moreDetailsAREAS across Earley could be designated formally as green space to greater protect them from development.
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM shop is spreading Christmas cheer after being given permission to open again this year.
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