Rob Wilson: Why I voted for Syrian bombing
Like all MPs, I have been thinking about how to vote on the Government’s plan regarding the civil war in Syria. This plan is multifaceted, including political and diplomatic work...
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Woman who died in Elm Lane named
A woman who died in an incident in Lower Earley yesterday has been named as 83-year-old Josephine Williamson. Yesterday, Thames Valley Police revealed that an 88-year-old man had been arrested in connection...
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Remembrance Sunday across Wokingham Borough 2015
THIS weekend is Remembrance Sunday and events will be taking place across the borough. Most churches will hold services that include a two-minute silence at 11am, and there are also...
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Road closures and traffic lights for Lower Earley Way
Wokingham Borough Council has issued a warning over some roadworks in Lower Earley. The Meldreth Roundabout project is coming to a conclusion and as a result faces road closures and...
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Top for the tots! Wokingham is best in England and Wales for families
WOKINGHAM is top for the tots – and Lower Earley ain’t too shabby either. Our historic market town has been crowned the best place for families to live in in...
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Employee threatened with a rounders bat during Lower Earley robbery
A woman was threatened with a weapon similar to a rounders bat during a robbery at Maiden Place Social Club on Sunday, April 19. At 8.40pm a man walked into the...
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