A festive feast for Berkshire charities
Thanks to Aldi, six charities across Berkshire enjoyed a festive feast this Christmas.
Tag: Earley
Loddon ramblers help mayor create new routes around Earley
Earley residents are encouraged to don their boots and enjoy 14 accessible walks around town.
A mystery that needs sowing and solving
A history hunt has been launched into the Women's Land Army at Sutton Seeds, Earley.
Earley residents protest as meadows are fenced off
Earley residents staged a silent protest to oppose ongoing work in Swallows Meadow.
Residents invited to take part in Earley Nativity Trail
Residents are invited to take part in Earley's Nativity Trail by placing angels in their front windows.
Earley Town Council calls for climate friendly homes across borough
Earley Town Council has criticised the Government's proposal to shake-up the planning system, and is calling for one which meets ...
Earley residents condemn ‘environmental vandalism’
Earley residents are angry after their local woodland was cleared without warning by Lower Earley Properties.
Earley Post Office makes progress
The owner of Maiden Erlegh's newest shop will soon be sending parcels, as Post Office installation begins today.
Residents warn suburbs at risk in planning reform
Matt Rodda MP has met with Earley residents who are concerned about the national planning reform.
Volunteers join to clear ‘neglected’ route in Earley
On Saturday morning, over 20 people turned up to help tidy up Town Lane in Earley.
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