Opera star Valerie Masterson to share her Life Above The High Cs with talk in Earley church
AN INTERNATIONAL opera star is preparing to grace a smaller stage, when she visits Earley later this month.
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Chance to learn more about drawing portraits thanks to Reading Guild of Artists event in Earley
A CHANCE to draw is coming to Earley next week, thanks to the Reading Guild of Artists.
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Flintstones-themed fancy dress fun for extreme running event in Earley this Sunday
FANCY dress is encouraged for an extreme run taking place in Earley on Sunday, April 16.
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home care provider teams up with primary school to bring Easter cheer to Berkshire
A HOME care provider teamed up with an Earley primary school to ensure people enjoyed a happy Easter.
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Earley town mayor opens new space for community group meetings
Earley town mayor opens new space for community group meetings
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Repainting work on historic railway bridge reaches halfway point as team switch sides
Network Rail's ongoing project to revamp an historic railway bridge that divides Reading and Wokingham boroughs has taken a big step forward
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Come and sing over some bubbly with The Barberettes, winners of Let’s Sing Reading
THE winning choir of a contest to find the greater Reading area's best choir is inviting people to come and sing with them.
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Power cut reported in parts of Wokingham
Power cut reported in parts of Wokingham
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Earley church to hold interfaith dinner event
Earley St Nicolas Church will be hosting The Dialogue Society's annual Ramadan Dinner event on Thursday, April 13
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Art exhibition in Earley church explores modern slavery
AN ART exhibition is taking place in an Earley church in the run-up to Easter.
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