New sculpture at University of Reading is rubbish
A NEW art exhibition at Reading University has been labelled a pile of rubbish. The sculpture, made from recycled waste materials, will be installed as part of a wider public...
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Building of new park and ride in Earley’s Thames Valley Park queried by residents at Wokingham Council meeting
WORK on a park and ride that would have been linked to the bus lane bridge over the River Thames at the Kennetmouth was queried in the meeting of Wokingham...
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New Asda cafe will serve pizza to eat-in or takeaway, while shoppers can order sushi while they shop
A LOWER EARLEY superstore is currently undergoing a revamp as part of a £4.1 million investment programme. Asda, in Chalfont Way, is currently eight weeks away from seeing the work...
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IN THE COMMUNITY: Home-Start Wokingham District AGM
Home-Start Wokingham District held its AGM on Wednesday, July 17, during which it showcased and celebrated the work of its volunteers, the lifeblood of the charity
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FOUND: Man missing since Monday has been located
+++UPDATED+++ Miroslaw has been found safe and well. Police thank members of the public for their help in finding him. The original story is below. A MAN has gone missing...
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Police presence at Wokingham Waterside Centre after incident on Reading’s Kings Road
Thames Valley Police have cordoned off an area by the River Thames and the Kennet and Avon Canal this morning after a body was found in the water.
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Earley-based property consultants Vail Williams reports double-digit increase in revenues
An Earley-based property consultancy says that it has made an impressive double digit based growth in revenue over the past financial year.
Read moreDetailsResidents’ fears over plan to extend Lower Earley Asda’s delivery hours
RESIDENTS living near a major supermarket have been urged to object to plans for round the clock deliveries or “face sleepless nights”. The call came after Asda lodged a planning...
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University of Reading to welcome astronaut to mark 50th anniversary of moon landing
IT WAS one small step for man, but it has inspired billions of people ever since. Fifty years ago this month, Neil Armstrong planted his footprint on the moon and...
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Call for answers over Lower Earley’s very own Area 51
CALLING it Area DD makes it sound a little like Area 51 in America’s Nevada desert: a strange twilight zone that is rumoured to be a hotbed of alien activity....
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