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Women invited to singalong with the Barberettes
WOMEN interested in singing are invited to have a go with The Barberettes. The group is running a three-week learn to sing course next month at St Nicolas Church, in...
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Earley Home Guard Social Club holds open event to celebrate refurbishment
THE Earley Home Guard Social Club is holding an open event this weekend to celebrate its successful refurbishment
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Anti-vaxxers protest covid passports outside Winnersh branch of Costa Coffee
A GROUP campaigning against the coronavirus vaccine programme made their voices heard on Monday by organising a protest outside a branch of Costa Coffee
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Councillor officially opens Alms houses
ALMS HOUSES in Lower Earley were officially declared open last month. Cllr David Hare, former mayor at Earley Town Council, visited Liberty House, off Strand Way open, on Friday, July...
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Maiden Erlegh head says he was thrilled to see pupils opening GCSE results today
Paul Gibson, of Maiden Erlegh School, said he was “thrilled” to watch his Year 11 pupils open their GCSE results today.
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A-LEVELS 2021: Maiden Erlegh students results are ‘thoroughly deserved’
MORE A-level successes have been announced at Maiden Erlegh School in Earley today. Headteacher Paul Gibson congratulated the students on achieving their A-level results. “These grades are thoroughly deserved and...
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Celebrations as councillor chalks up 30 years’ service to Earley residents
AN EARLEY town councillor has been congratulated for his long-standing service. Cllr David Chopping has served 30 continuous years and represents Redhatch. Cllr Clive Jones, leader of the town council...
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University trials drug to reduce fatal blood clots
DRUGS used to treat immune system problems could be used to reduce the risk of blood clots in covid patients, new research has found. A new study of cells led...
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Villagers taught to record speed of dangerous drivers
TWYFORD has been learning all about road safety with a helping hand from Thames Valley Police. On Monday, July 12, the force held a Speedwatch session in the village following...
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Brand upgrade offered by university’s typography students
BUSINESSES in need of a brand refresh could benefit from the University of Reading’s latest project. The Typography Department is calling for not-for-profit firms interested in taking part in its...
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