THE new Conservative councillor for Maiden Erlegh has said he is absolutely delighted to be able to represent its residents again. Norman Jorgensen had a comfortable win in the seat,...
Read moreDetailsThe a329 in Earley will be closed on for road works this weekend.
Read moreDetailsNATURE LOVERS can tune into a virtual talk about beetles on Tuesday. Earley Environmental Group is hosting an evening event exploring saproxylic invertebrates. This will include the Stag beetle, one...
Read moreDetailsRESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home marked St George’s Day last month. Austen House’s crafted dragon joined festivities to celebrate the patron saint of England. Picture: Austen House
Read moreDetailsTHE EARLEY Crescent Resource Centre is running seven employability workshops starting later this month. On Thursday, April 29, there will be a confidence building workshop, from 10am until 1pm. It...
Read moreDetails“Our memories of you will live on in our minds and our love for you will live on in our hearts."
Read moreDetailsTwo men arrested in connection to a Lower Earley murder investigation have been released on bail.
Read moreDetailsTWO MEN arrested in connection to a Lower Earley murder investigation have been released on bail. The incident took place around 7.40pm on Wednesday, March 31, in Chalfont Way. Thames...
Read moreDetailsTWO men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was attacked in Lower Earley last night. Thames Valley Police said that the 51-year-old died from his injuries...
Read moreDetailsA man in his fifties is in a critical condition with life-threatening injuries, after an assault in Lower Earley last night.
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