Wokingham MP condemns deportation of Labour MPs
Clive Jones, MP for Wokingham, has condemned the deportation of his neighbouring Labour MP Yuan Yang and Abtisam Mohamed MP
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Inner Wheel Club of Reading and Maiden Erlegh turns soup into water
The group members raised money for clean water by holding a lunch party
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Concerns over SEN expansion plans
Wokingham Borough Council has approved plans to build a new unit at Radstock Primary School in Earley.
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FROM THE MP: Yuan Yang – Reading FC is vital to our local community
Reading FC is vital to our local community; it is much more than a collection of assets to be valued and traded.
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
All are welcome
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Earley hardware shop re-emerges as new ‘portable solar supermarket’
Undertwok will help people access solar technology for outdoors activities
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Earley bridge tender launched
A tender has opened for the £2.65m work.
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Inner wheel members’ 23rd anniversary celebrated at Sonning Golf Club
A commemorative cake and a Morris Minor were the lunchtime stars
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A skittles night for charity helped protect children’s eyes
Woodley & Earley Lions Club is aiming to buy state of the art equipment
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Rotary Club donations to charity last year totalled more than £30,000
Reading Maiden Erlegh completes a bumper 12 months
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