School Street scheme could be trialled by Earley school
Radstock School in Earley has been earmarked for the scheme which would see roads closed to traffic during school pick-up and drop-off times
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Peach trees on climate watchlist in biggest ever blossom study
The University of Reading has launched the country's largest-ever fruit tree monitoring study which include the observation of peach and apricot trees
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Haiku arts event. Bring poems to Art Space, Earley
On theme of water
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Landlord’s plans for shared home in Earley scuppered by kitchen proposals
A landlord's plans for a 10-bedroom shared house in Earley, where two bedrooms would be in an 'outbuilding' in the garden, have been refused.
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Reading and Earley fire stations to benefit from grant to cut carbon footprint
NEARLY £1m has been awarded to the Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Get help from Citizens Advice in March
Get help from Citizens Advice in March
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Goose droppings plaguing streets of Maiden Erlegh
Goose droppings are 'absolutely everywhere' on streets in Maiden Erlegh during the summer ? with gardens and pavements 'inundated' with guano
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An Earley quiz will support borough hedgehogs
An Earley quiz will support borough hedgehogs
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Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
Share memories over a cup of tea in Earley
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Maiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
Maiden Erlegh Rotary delivers more than 2,000 meals
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