Holi, the ancient Hindu festival which marks the beginning of spring and good over evil, was celebrated with great energy by the community last month
Read moreDetailsA PRIMARY school teacher from Woodley has brought new meaning to finding a good book with the Big Book Hunt.
Read moreDetailsA THIEF broke into a garage in Reading and stole a bicycle.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Waterside Centre, at Thames Valley Park, is celebrating its 21st anniversary this month.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police is re-appealing for specific witnesses following an aggravated burglary in Earley, which left a man with a broken arm
Read moreDetailsLyn Craddock and Ritesh Nigam have been added to the Earley mayor's Covid Roll of Honour.
Read moreDetailsA NEW football pitch could be on the cards for Earley, but its proposal has prompted a mixed response.
Read moreDetails▲ POLICE are appealing for witnesses after an Earley house was burgled on Wednesday night. Between 11.30pm and 12.30am on Thursday, men broke into the home on Wokingham Road, armed...
Read moreDetailsCharity Divorce Recovery Workshop has just announced the dates of its new course to help overcome the pain of separation and divorce
Read moreDetailsAS THE cost of living rises, and inflation hits its highest rate for 30 years, a new course could help residents manage their finances.
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