Earley Town Council recommends Swallows Meadow plan for refusal again
Earley Town Council?s planning committee has recommended the Swallows Meadow plan for refusal a second time.
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council?s planning committee has recommended the Swallows Meadow plan for refusal a second time.
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley and Earley Lions Club is organising a charity firework display on Saturday, November 6.
Read moreDetailsThe utilities company has helped 80 schools in London and the Thames Valley to give more than 38,000 students the chance to become eco champions.
Read moreDetailsTrained Speedwatch groups can borrow speed detection equipment and devices in the initiative to tackle and improve road safety across the region.
Read moreDetailsStaff at Dingley?s Promise will be visited at the charity's Reading centre by Heart Breakfast, as part of the Heart Breakfast Road Trip.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council library and locality teams will be sleeping outside in Woodley Library?s courtyard garden for The Big Sleep Out.
Read moreDetailsThe M4 will be closed in two places this weekend, and drivers are being urged to plan ahead.
Read moreDetailsMarie Curie, is encouraging residents to start preparing for the National Day of Reflection in March next year.
Read moreDetailsA Woodley centre supporting children with disabilities has been awarded outstanding by Ofsted for the 10th time.
Read moreDetailsEarley Town Council hopes the sessions will engage, inform and encourage residents to join the climate change conversation.
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