Teenager missing from Wokingham located
Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to locate a teenager from Earley.
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Planning permission needed over plan to convert HMO into a children’s home
The owner of an HMO (house of multiple occupation) on Wokingham Road in Earley will need planning permission to turn it into a children's care home,
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Erleigh Cantors to perform this weekend in Earley
A MUSICAL treat is promised in Earley this Saturday night thanks to a choir.
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Organisation lights a candle of friendship in Maiden Erlegh
Inner Wheel group celebrates its centenary
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Roads closed for pothole repairs
The repairs come after figures published last year showed the number of potholes reported across Wokingham is rising.
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Earley house plans under consideration
The two houses planned for demolition are on the corner of Compton Close and Station Road.
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
All are welcome
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Litter pickers are making bagfuls of difference
Money, hub caps, and an arm chair are among the rubbish found
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Austen House enjoys some messy fun
Residents learn about a Hindu festival
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Call for unity over school signs
A CALL for unity on school signs was made by Cllr Mike Smith at the council meeting of Thursday, March 21.
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