Work to make Three Tuns crossing safer to begin in new year
WORK to improve a junction where a cyclist died four-and-a-half years ago will start in the new year
Read moreDetailsWORK to improve a junction where a cyclist died four-and-a-half years ago will start in the new year
Read moreDetailsLOGBOOKS from HMS Warrior, a 1860s warship, are being used to build a picture of how Earth?s climate has changed since pre-industrial times.
Read moreDetailsKindermusik with Sarah, offering weekly music lessons for up to age seven, has set up camp on St Peter's Road.
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE who have been financially affected by the pandemic, or just need a helping hand with their finances can take part in a special course
Read moreDetailsYOUNGSTERS are invited to go on a treasure trail across Earley this half-term
Read moreDetailsDRINK spiking has been reported by students attending the University of Reading, with incidents taking place both on campus and in town venue
Read moreDetailsARTISTS are being invited to create a picture from nature in a new content being run by Earley Town Council
Read moreDetailsTwo urban bee-keepers are in the midst of a "merch war", after igniting their competitive side.
Read moreDetailsTWO sites for taking PCR coronavirus tests are on the move ? one has already switched location and the other will change next week
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council?s planning committee has recommended the Swallows Meadow plan for refusal a second time.
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