Lower Earley man found guilty of sexual activity with a child
A 30-year-old man from Lower Earley has been found guilty of sexual offences, including rape. Following a week-long trial at Reading ...
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Maiden Place enjoys its first Christmas light switch-on
A NEW partnership has seen the light after switching on its festive display on Friday, November 29. Shops, local businesses and ...
Asda to cut fuel prices tomorrow – cheapest in borough
Two weeks after Asda reduced the price of fuel to under a pound for a special weekend offer, the retailer ...
Woman who died in Elm Lane named
A woman who died in an incident in Lower Earley yesterday has been named as 83-year-old Josephine Williamson. Yesterday, Thames Valley Police ...
Have your say on 19a/c buses to Woodley and Earley
A CONSULTATION on a subsidised bus service has been launched by Wokingham Borough Council. The 19a/c service, run by Reading ...
Fuel price watch Wokingham borough
The price of petrol varies across the borough - but it appears that drivers in Wokingham town are paying more ...
Top for the tots! Wokingham is best in England and Wales for families
WOKINGHAM is top for the tots – and Lower Earley ain’t too shabby either. Our historic market town has been ...
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