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Walking down the road todayI saw some pictures on displayAll the lovely picturesFastened in a rowI stopped and studied all of themI did not want to goWho had drawn these...
Read moreDetailsWalking down the road todayI saw some pictures on displayAll the lovely picturesFastened in a rowI stopped and studied all of themI did not want to goWho had drawn these...
Read moreDetails“Thanks to our residents for their patience while we completed this work, which will help even more people enjoy this riverside beauty spot.”
Read moreDetailsGuessing the sun is all part of the fun in a new game launched for wannabe weather forecasters. The Weather Game run by the University of Reading offers aspiring weather...
Read moreDetailsA READING man has joined the largest campaign for male breast cancer in Britain. Andy Manson has joined 14 men — 12 from the UK — to talk about his...
Read moreDetailsA CHURCH welcomed its new vicar at a special online service on Wednesday. The Revd April Beckerleg was installed at Earley St Nicolas by the Bishop of Reading,the Rt Revd...
Read moreDetailsMost seven-year-olds might need pointing in the right direction when it comes to fundraising, but one Earley lad didn’t need to be led. Sebastian Sly, a Year 2 pupil of...
Read moreDetailsCHANGES made to BBC Radio Berkshire’s schedules at the start of the coronavirus pandemic will become permanent as the broadcaster looks to save £125 million. In all, 450 jobs across...
Read moreDetailsGiving Top Gear’s Stig a run for his money, the newest addition to Wokingham’s roads has got residents talking. The man in the Panda suit, also named Earley Panda, has...
Read moreDetailsInner Wheel is one of the largest female voluntary organisations in the world with clubs in 102 countries. It was founded in Manchester in the 1920s by a group of...
Read moreDetailsMembers of Reading's Muslim community have expressed their solidarity with the borough’s black citizens. The statement, made by several groups including the Earley Association of Sri Lankan Muslims, responded to...
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