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Craft day will help raise funds for mental health charity
A CHURCH that meets in Earley will be raising money to help a mental health charity at a special event this weekend. The Reading Church of Christ meets at the...
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Lions ready to bring Santa around the streets of Woodley and Earley
HE’S MAKING a list and he’s checking it twice – and the Lions know it’ll be very nice. Yes, Santa Claus is coming to town and once again he’s on...
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Earley Town Council comes out against bus lane bridge over River Thames (again)
EARLEY Town Council has once again come out against plans to build a bus lane bridge over the historic Kennetmouth. On Tuesday, November 13, its planning committee met to discuss...
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Riverside campaigners have a LUSH time protesting against bus lane bridge plans
A GROUP campaigning to protect ancient riverside from a single track bus lane bridge teamed up with a Reading town centre cosmetics firm to sign up additional support. On Friday...
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TUESDAY: Chaos for commuters as signalling problem outside Earley hits Wokingham-Reading services
COMMUTERS are going to have trouble getting using the trains for the second day in a row. Yesterday, commuters were affected in the morning by overrunning engineering works and then...
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Witness appeal after man assaulted in park wakes up on A3290
A MAN was knocked unconscious as he walked through an Earley park – and woke up to find himself on a busy main road. On November 14, Thames Valley Police...
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Concrete bridge over River Thames will improve ‘a shoddy riverbank’
AN OUTSPOKEN councillor has been condemned after suggesting Thames Valley Police are ignoring the borough's drug problems in an historic riverside area where he wants to build a single-lane bus...
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Woodley and Earley artists enjoy showcase event
MEMBERS of the Woodley and Earley Arts Group displayed the fruits of their labours last weekend. The group took over The Oakwood Centre in Woodley for their autumn exhibition on...
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To mark 50 years, Reading Buses surprises its longest-serving employee
HE’S SEEN trolley buses and On The Buses, he’s been a fitter’s mate and helped avoid a serious accident. And it’s all in a day’s work for Reading Buses’ longest-serving...
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Armed robbers attack Earley shopworker in evening raid
AN EARLEY man attacked by armed thieves was fortunate not to have been more seriously injured
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