All you need to know ahead of Thursday’s elections
Residents of Maiden Erlegh and Whitegates ward will go to the polls.
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Inner Wheel members take to the catwalk for charity
A night of fashion has raised money for people in need
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Celebrate 35 years of music with an Earley concert of Sacred music
Hear the Erleigh Cantors' perform in June
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Petition calling for crossing at Earley Station presented to council
A petition signed by hundreds of residents calling for a pedestrian crossing outside Earley Station has been presented to the council.
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Lions club welcomes eighth new member in 12 months
Thriving Woodley & Early group celebrates its most recent addition
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Nearly 100 singers raised their voices for women’s health
A two-choir concert in Reading was a fundraiser for Royal Berkshire Hospital equipment
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Earley children home plan approved
A house in Earley is set to be converted into a children's home.
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Boy sexually assaulted in Earley, police release e-fit
Thames Valley Police have released an e-fit image after a boy was sexually assaulted on London Road in Earley near Reading.
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Candidates named for by-election
There will be six candidates for the vacant Maiden Erleagh and Whitegrates seat.
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