Earley-based property consultants Vail Williams reports double-digit increase in revenues
An Earley-based property consultancy says that it has made an impressive double digit based growth in revenue over the past financial year.
Read moreDetailsAn Earley-based property consultancy says that it has made an impressive double digit based growth in revenue over the past financial year.
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS living near a major supermarket have been urged to object to plans for round the clock deliveries or “face sleepless nights”. The call came after Asda lodged a planning...
Read moreDetailsIT WAS one small step for man, but it has inspired billions of people ever since. Fifty years ago this month, Neil Armstrong planted his footprint on the moon and...
Read moreDetailsCALLING it Area DD makes it sound a little like Area 51 in America’s Nevada desert: a strange twilight zone that is rumoured to be a hotbed of alien activity....
Read moreDetailsLOCALS in Earley have hit out at selfish drivers for blocking roads and footpaths to avoid paying “extortionate” parking charges. The situation has become so bad, a petition has been...
Read moreDetailsA 30-YEAR-OLD man has been arrested on suspicion of drug driving following a serious incident on the A329m this afternoon. Thames Valley Police closed the road to traffic heading to...
Read moreDetailsTHE former leader of Wokingham Borough Council has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Cllr Keith Baker, who is currently the leader of Woodley Town Council...
Read moreDetailsVEGAN sausage rolls and fresh loaves will soon be served to Lower Earley residents. National bakery chain Greggs is continuing its expansion plans with a new Lower Earley store. Full...
Read moreDetailsSome weeks ago the Erlegh Lodge Masons were looking for a worthy cause to support in Earley. We were very pleased to be approached by their Charity Steward, Malcolm Bradley,...
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, May 14, the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh (RCRME) celebrated its 30th birthday in style in the Meadow Suite at the University of Reading. More than 80...
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