Reading-based vegan protesters call for investigation into cow killed in Earley
“We will fight to find out the truth behind her senseless murder,” the spokesperson said. “We will remember her always. Her only crime was being free.”
Read moreDetails“We will fight to find out the truth behind her senseless murder,” the spokesperson said. “We will remember her always. Her only crime was being free.”
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY businessman has been nominated for The Entrepreneur of Excellence Awards at the National Diversity Awards 2021. Kelly Grainger, 44, was diagnosed with autism in 2019, after 23 years...
Read moreDetailsBrian Rutledge, 82, of St Georges Walk, Gosport, Hampshire, was found guilty of two counts of indecent assault on a boy under 16 and one count of buggery with a...
Read moreDetailsCllr Keith Baker took over the chain of office from Cllr Malcolm Richards at the annual council meeting on Thursday.
Read moreDetailsBUSINESSES in Woodley are being encouraged to sponsor its floral display of hanging baskets this summer. Town centre manager Brian Fennelly said the group thought “long and hard” about going...
Read moreDetailsA look at Kush is the focus for the next lecture from the Thames Valley Ancient Egypt Society. The group will be meeting on Zoom on Saturday, June 5. The...
Read moreDetailsTHE LEAD organiser of this year’s Woodley Festival said the event was a huge success. Claire Barker, who has been supporting the festival for three years, took the lead on...
Read moreDetailsPROTESTERS angry that Thames Valley Police ran over a cow last week gathered at the scene to voice their concerns in a cow protest. Vegan Action for Animals (VAfA), which...
Read moreDetailsCLLR Keith Baker has been installed as the new mayor of Wokingham Borough at the annual meeting of the council, held on Thursday, May 20. Outgoing mayor Malcolm Richards stepped...
Read moreDetailsVegan Action for Animals is holding a candelit vigil for the Woodley cow this evening, after it was euthanised last week.
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