BUS USERS in Woodley and Earley are being asked for their feedback on bus provisions since the 19a and 19c routes were discontinued earlier this year. Wokingham Borough Council, in...
Read moreDetailsA NEW community centre being built in Earley celebrated one milestone yesterday and is looking forward to another on Sunday. On Wednesday, traffic into Sutcliffe Avenue was brought to a...
Read moreDetailsTWO teenage boys have been arrested in connection with a robbery at Sol Joel Park, in Earley, earlier this month. At around 8pm on Monday, September 18, three males approached...
Read moreDetailsA MUSICAL duo from Lower Earley are putting the finishing touches on their debut album after wowing crowds at festivals this summer. Singer-songwriters Raji Kulatilake and Helen Cuthbertson, otherwise known...
Read moreDetailsMYSTERY surrounds a gas cloud that wafted through parts of the borough on Saturday night, echoing a similar mysterious cloud that hit East Sussex over the weekend. Although no toxic...
Read moreDetailsAUGUST BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY will be a red letter day for pizza fans in Earley as a new branch of a national chain opens its doors. Domino’s Pizza is to...
Read moreDetailsFOOTBALL-mad youngsters will be given the chance to learn some new skills at a workshop in Earley next week thanks to John Farnworth. Tekkers Football Academy will be hosting a...
Read moreDetailsA SUPERMARKET in Lower Earley has pledged to install CCTV following a spate of bike thefts that included an alleged collision between a thief and a shopper. Residents have taken...
Read moreDetailsA 22-year-old man from Earley has been found guilty of assault. Braydon Corrigan, of Squirrels Way, was found guilty of two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm following a...
Read moreDetailsA GANG of men who attacked a man at a casino in Reading on 2015, which left the victim blind in one eye, have been sentenced. The five men assaulted...
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