Earley Town Council welcomes new mayor and her deputy
OFFICIAL portraits have been released for Earley's new mayors.
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Fire crews called to tackle Earley bonfire that got out of control
FIRE CREWS were called to tackle an out-of-control bonfire in Earley last week.
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Driver fined for handbrake turns during late night car meet in Earley
A DRIVER who made two high-speed handbrake turns at a late-night car meet has been fined £100.
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Wokingham charity that helps combat loneliness across the borough in plea for more volunteers
Volunteer with The Link Visiting Scheme
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Former Sonning postie Mick swaps packages for pooches
FORMER Sonning postie Mick Gorman has swapped packages for pooches.
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Woodley And Earley Arts Group’s winning paintings draw crowds
Woodley And Earley Arts Group's winning paintings draw crowds
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A chance to swap old clothes for new in Earley
A chance to swap old clothes for new in Earley
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Teenage girls victims of sexual assault in Earley park – police appeal for witnesses
TWO teenagers were victims of a sexual assault in an Earley park earlier this month and police are appealing for witnesses.
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Wilderness Road road closure
MOTORISTS in Earley may be required to find alternative routes on Sunday as planned road works are set to take place.
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Bridge repainting: works to continue for another week at least as Network Rail puts in place the finishing touches
NETWORK Rail is warning motorists that delays on the A4 London Road will continue for another week at least.
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