Crash blackspot could get 30mph limit after fatal cyclist collision
A junction that has become a crash blackspot along one of the busiest roads in Berkshire could go down to 30mph.
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Need your bike fixed? Earley’s new workshop could be the answer
Take it to Spokes ETC, Earley Town Council's new bike workshop
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Plans submitted for Loddon Valley link road
Planning permission is being sought for the construction of a Spine Road linking Cutbush Lane East through Thames Valley Science Park.
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Share memories over a friendly cup of tea in Earley
Monthly memory cafe welcomes all
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All aboard the Earley Community Bus
New vehicle means social groups can continue to enjoy low-cost transport
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Man chased and repeatedly kicked and punched in Earley as police hunt Audi driver
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 50s was seriously assaulted in Earley.
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Women’s barbershop chorus from Earley, The Barberettes, strike a chord
The chorus based in Earley is celebrating a standout year of community engagement,
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The new Mayor of Earley has been elected to represent the town
The new Mayor of Earley has been selected to represent the people of the town.
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Thames Water response after being slammed by MP for attempt to delay Ofwat fine
Thames Water has responded after being accused by an MP in Reading of attempting to delay the payment of a fine imposed by a government regulator.
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Wokingham election shock prediction as Lib Dems and Tories go head-to-head in key wards
A prediction for the Wokingham council elections sees the Liberal Democrats and Conservatives clashing in Earley and Woodley.
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