Approval given for new Buddhist temple
A house has been transformed into one of the only Buddhist places of worship in the Reading area.
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Learn more about museum’s plans for Earley site
The Natural History Museum is inviting residents to hear its plans for a new facility in Earley..
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Safety concerns for ticket office closures
Planned ticket office closures will leave some stations in Wokingham borough completely unstaffed.
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Reading community celebrates Pakistan Independence Day
HUNDREDS of residents came together earlier this month to celebrate Pakistan Independence Day.
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End of the line for ticket offices?
Rail users are being urged to give their views on plans to shut ticket offices in Wokingham Borough.
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SEND school plans for Earley
Plans for a special educational needs centre in Earley have been revealed
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This hobby is the bees knees for Earley man Matt
When Matt's wife, Mary, bought him an eight-week evening class on all things apoidea (look that one up) he knew he was hooked on beekeeping
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Calls for comments on bins
Wokingham Borough Council is calling for comments regarding its intention to axe up to 150 bins
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A-LEVELS 2023: Maiden Erlegh students’ ‘monumental effort’ rewarded on results day
MAIDEN ERLEGH'S students and staff revelled in an outstanding set of A-Level results on Thursday morning.
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Care home approval granted
A house in Earley will become a care home after councillors gave it approval.
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