Cyclist seriously injured following collision with Mercedes in Lower Earley
A CYCLIST has been rushed to hospital following a collision with a man driving a Mercedes in Lower Earley. Now ...
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Wokingham man arrested over Lower Earley assault
A MAN from Wokingham has been arrested after an attempted robbery in Lower Earley earlier this month. The incident took ...
Shinfield residents’ anger over landscaping works at Cutbush Lane
RESIDENTS have raised concerns over a landscaping exercise conducted in Shinfield last week. Bellway Homes has trimmed bushes and cut ...
Shinfield Relief Road to open on Hallowe’en
THE opening date of the Shinfield Eastern Relief Road has been revealed – 16 months after it was due to ...
Tools stolen from vans in Shinfield
TOOLS have been stolen from a van in Shinfield. At around 9.15am on Wednesday, October 4, a Ford Transit van ...
Shinfield acoustic noise fence could be axed at Wednesday’s planning meeting
A PROPOSAL to axe noise cancelling fencing aimed at protecting Shinfield residents from a new road looks set to get ...
Cutbush Lane junction closed and more work to follow
WORK has started on the Shinfield Eastern Relief Road (SERR) at Cutbush Lane today (Monday). The SERR is being built ...
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