PLANS for a new supermarket and housing estate in Lower Earley have been revealed – and the developers want to hear residents’ views. Lower Earley Properties said it wants to...
Read moreDetailsPharmacies across Wokingham are operating on different hours during the festive period.
Read moreDetailsTHE leader of the council has promised action to try and get Wokingham borough out of Tier 3 as quickly as possible. Earlier today, health secretary Matt Hancock told the...
Read moreDetailsLower Earley has launched Operation Silent Baby to remind people of the true meaning of Christmas.
Read moreDetailsEarley residents staged a silent protest to oppose ongoing work in Swallows Meadow.
Read moreDetailsEarley residents are angry after their local woodland was cleared without warning by Lower Earley Properties.
Read moreDetailsParents can choose four schools, and list them in order of preference. But this must be done before Friday, January 15, or may affect the allocation process.
Read moreDetailsCHRISTMAS feasts are on the menu thanks to McDonald’s. The popular fast food chain with a branch in Lower Earley is preparing to launch its festive range from Wednesday, November...
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES in Earley who receive free school meals are able to access help and food from a scheme organised by churches. The Earley Help Hub, which was launched at the...
Read moreDetailsStudents and staff at Hawkedon wore yellow on Friday, October 9 to honour mental health day.
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