Free job interview skills course in Earley
FREE advice sessions to boost interview skills are being offered in Earley.
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Jewellery stolen after thieves use first floor window to break-in
POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an Earley home was targeted by thieves.
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Residents raise further fears over 3G pitch plans
This follows from last week's full council meeting where several other topics were discussed.
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Modern-day Wombles give Bulmershe field a tidy-up
A FIELD used by Woodley and Earley residents is now looking cleaner and greener thanks to some kind-hearted residents.
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Concern over Maiden Erlegh 3G pitch proposals
At a council meeting on Thursday, October 20, questions were asked on how to tackle cost, anti-social behaviour, pollution and impact on residents.
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Half-term active camps for children
Half-term active camps for children
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Bonjour Earley Panda! Cyclist rides from London to Paris
The route saw the borough's furry cycling friend tackle a 550km journey across four days with more than 4,000 metres of elevation last month.
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Fresh application submitted to build two flats in Earley
The site, which is currently brownfield, has been the subject of a number of failed planning applications in the past
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Reading East MP Matt Rodda speaks out against fracking
READING EAST MP Matt Rodda has expressed his concerns about the resumption of fracking.
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Harvest celebration to take place in Earley this Sunday
A HARVEST celebration will take place in Reading this Sunday.
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