VOTE 2019: Earley Town Council results
Earley Town Council was a Conservative-run council. But what will the voters make of it in this election? Here are the results: Cutbush Hillside - top three candidates Maiden Erlegh...
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council was a Conservative-run council. But what will the voters make of it in this election? Here are the results: Cutbush Hillside - top three candidates Maiden Erlegh...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY’S Oakwood Centre became a pop-up art gallery on Friday, April 12 and Saturday, April 13 for a very special exhibition. Members of the Woodley and Earley Arts Group showcased...
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, March 19, Year 3 at Hawkedon Primary School had a visit from Sir Teachalot to experience a day in the life of a Roman soldier. We found out...
Read moreDetailsPEOPLE thinking of making a home for a tortoise are invited to visit a special open day. The Berkshire Tortoise Club is holding the event at Earley St Peter’s Church...
Read moreDetailsA CHURCH in Lower Earley is to hold an exhibition on the F word. Gillian Dare OBE, a Trustee of the Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East,...
Read moreDetailsEMERGENCY services have been praised for the way in which they assisted a schoolgirl who was injured in a road accident in Earley last week. The incident took place around...
Read moreDetailsTHE hum of the motorbike gave way for the rustle of the chocolate wrapper on Saturday as thousands of Easter Eggs were donated for a special Easter event. Members of...
Read moreDetailsA DOTING Dad is preparing to overcome his fear of heights to help raise money for the UK’s largest meningitis charity after losing his young daughter to the disease. Earley-based...
Read moreDetailsAnn Way, our International Fundraiser and her committee organised a very successful Medieval Fun and Frolics at Pearson ‘Banqueting’ Hall, Sonning on Friday evening. Adorned in medieval dress we were...
Read moreDetailsREADING EAST MP Matt Rodda is one of a number of shadow cabinet members who will be addressing crowds attending today's Put It To The People anti-Brexit march in London....
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