Power cut reported in parts of Wokingham
Power cut reported in parts of Wokingham
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Earley church to hold interfaith dinner event
Earley St Nicolas Church will be hosting The Dialogue Society's annual Ramadan Dinner event on Thursday, April 13
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Art exhibition in Earley church explores modern slavery
AN ART exhibition is taking place in an Earley church in the run-up to Easter.
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Defibrillators to be installed across South Western Railway network, including Earley, Winnersh, Winnersh Triangle and Wokingham.
LIFESAVING defibrillators are being installed at four local railway stations as part of a wider campaign across the region.
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Earley station’s waiting room to be given a makeover
DELAYED trains will soon be more bearable for Earley commuters ? its waiting room is to be given an upgrade
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Church launches new dementia friendly choir
Church launches new dementia friendly choir
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Motorists face long delays for three months so a railway bridge in east Reading can be repainted
MOTORISTS are facing long delays to get in and out of Reading due to a three-month project to repaint a railway bridge.
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Earley Guide Abbie set to educate hundreds of children on subject close to her heart
A?10-year-old Guide from Earley has launched a campaign to educate other children about neurodiversity.
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Stuck in queues for the railway bridge? Three Tuns crossroads will be closed next week as well
RESIDENTS already affected by the works to repair a railway bridge are being warned over closures on another route between Reading and Wokingham
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Major route in and out of Reading to see lane closures for three months, so a bridge can be painted
MOTORISTS are being warned temporary traffic lights will be in place at one of the major routes in and out of Reading ? and they'll there until May
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