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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Seven years on, preparatory work to make Three Tuns crossing safer is still continuing
PREPARATORY work to improve safety at a junction where a cyclist died seven years ago is continuing.
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Inner Wheel Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh celebrates centenary of fundraising organisation
TO MARK the centenary of the Inner Wheel Club, members from the Reading Maiden Erlegh group came together for a black tie dinner
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Chancellor visits Woodley
THE CHANCELLOR popped into Woodley last week, not to stock up on supplies but to gain inspiration for his forthcoming budget
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A new spell of weather: Council approves plan for European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) to move on to University of Reading’s Whiteknights campus
A new development at the University of Reading has been granted approval ? despite fears it would make traffic worse on 'dangerously' congested roads
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Speedwatch seeks volunteers
Speedwatch is a national initiative which enables volunteers to assist in policing the speeds of vehicles in their area.
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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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