Earley’s Silverdale Road is safer thanks to new lines
A few days after petitioning for improved road safety on Silverdale Road, action was taken by Wokingham Borough Council.
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Call for road resurfacing works in Earley
ROAD RESURFACING works in Earley was raised by Lib Dem councillor Tahir Maher at the virtual meeting of Wokingham Borough ...
Earley Post Office makes progress
The owner of Maiden Erlegh's newest shop will soon be sending parcels, as Post Office installation begins today.
Earley mayor celebrates new shop opening on Silverdale Road
“It is wonderful that you have chosen to invest within our local community. People have also told me how much ...
Earley entrepreneur to open Post Office on Silverdale Road
“He’s a local entrepreneur starting up his business, I think it is wonderful that this shop will soon be a ...
Students to showcase their GCSE art at Maiden Erlegh School
STUDENTS from Maiden Erlegh School will be showcasing artwork created for their GCSE coursework over the coming week. The Year ...
Art works for talented Maiden Erlegh duo
TWO Sixth Form students from a school in Earley have scooped the top prizes at a local art competition. The ...
Santa Claus is coming to town (…and he’s got a new sleigh!)
FATHER Christmas is coming to town, and this year he has a top-of-the-range sleigh to travel in style. The Woodley ...
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