Husband and wife team share vicar role
AN EARLEY church is proving that two heads are better than one after welcoming its new vicars. The Revds Hannah and Philip Hobday will share the role of vicar at...
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New play area in Sol Joel Park will be accesible to all
CHILDREN will be able to enjoy a new play area opening Earley next week. It has been designed for children with additional needs and features specially designed sensory trail with...
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Community cash tokens are back! Win £200 for your charity or community group
THE Wokingham Paper is delighted to announce that Community Cash Tokens are back, thanks to TradeMark Windows. The scheme is simple – cut out the tokens we’ll print each week....
Read moreDetailsFirefighters tackle cherry tree blaze in Earley
A CHERRY tree believed to be more than 200-years-old was badly damaged after a fire tore through a garden in Earley on the evening of Monday, June 8. The tree, which...
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council election results
The Conservatives continued their good night on Thursday, May 7 by dominating the results of the Earley Town Council elections. The majority of the seats have gone to them, with a smattering...
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Reading’s Boris Bikes come to Earley Station
READING’S popular ReadyBike scheme is being extended into Wokingham for the first time with a rack of eight cycles at Earley railway station. The Earley Station ReadyBike docking station is...
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