FAMILIES in Earley who receive free school meals are able to access help and food from a scheme organised by churches. The Earley Help Hub, which was launched at the...
Read moreDetailsThe defibrillator cabinet outside of Radstock Lane Community Centre has been damaged, meaning the device is now unavailable.
Read moreDetailsAusten House, in Earley donated food and gift items to ReadiFood for the Harvest Festival this year.
Read moreDetailsMaiden Erlegh School has been shortlisted for the Schools Awards 2020, in the Secondary School of the Year section.
Read moreDetailsA CORONAVIRUS testing station should be installed in the University of Reading to help make it easier for both students and residents to get tested. Reading East MP Matt Rodda...
Read moreDetailsEmma Major, from Earley, is celebrating the launch of her new book called Little Guy: A Journey Of Hope.
Read moreDetailsA free bike check session will be run at Lower Earley Baptist Church’s car park on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsAN EARLEY resident is organising a Hallowe’en Hunt in the borough — and more than 1,000 people are interested in taking part, writes Charlotte King. Sally Evans began organising a...
Read moreDetailsO Heavens Bubble Waffles, a new food delivery service, has launched in Earley.
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Councillors are joining Hillside Primary School, who are encouraging drivers to slow down on Rushey Way.
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