GROWING problems with traffic were raised by resident Michael Smith at the Wokingham Borough Council Executive meeting, held at the Shute End offices on Thursday, January 30. He wanted to know...
Read moreDetailsThe gym has been extended, with a lifting platform and indoor track added. The internal space has been remodeled to include extra space for functional training, plus a new dedicated...
Read moreDetailsTWO teenagers have been arrested after a youngster had his bicycle stolen in Earley on Monday. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward. The incident took place around 6pm...
Read moreDetailsCCTV images have been released by the Police of a man who may have important information following an incident of sexual assault in Reading.
Read moreDetailsIT’S BIGGER and it’s back. McDonald’s, which has a branch in Lower Earley, is celebrating the return of its Grand Big Mac. But this is a limited edition revival: the...
Read moreDetailsFALLING school numbers in Earley were raised by Cllr Caroline Smith at a meeting of Wokingham Borough Council on Thursday, January 23. She wanted to know: “With the projection of...
Read moreDetailsLIVE music will be performed at The George pub on Friday, January 24. The Loddon Bridge Road venue will welcome Candy Rock. The five-piece band play a mixture of pop...
Read moreDetailsLOCAL RESIDENTS can adopt a nearby street in a bid to keep Earley clean. The Earley Adopt a Street Initiative (EASI), is on the lookout for new volunteers to help...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESS carried out by members of the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh is the focus for its next meeting on Tuesday, January 21. The charity-minded group meets from 7pm...
Read moreDetailsA MOTORCYCLIST was left with leg injuries after a collision at the Black Boy roundabout last Friday morning. Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident to come...
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