Earley Town Council looks for a youth worker
A SENIOR youth worker is needed by Earley Town Council. The role would be for 16 hours each week supervising, mentoring and guiding the Youth Service Team. A spokesperson for...
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Lower Earley
Mayor opens Arena’s flexi-workspace at Winnersh Triangle
WINNERSH Triangle’s new flexi-working suite, Arena Business Centres, has been opened by Wokingham borough’s mayor. Cllr Keith Baker launched the “state of the art” business centre on Friday, June 11,...
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Reading Women add experienced goalscorer Dowie to squad ahead of new season
Reading FC Women have made their first acquisition of the new season as Natasha Dowie joins from AC Milan.Dowie, 32, has a wealth of experience of scoring goals for various...
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A chance to thank carers
RESIDENTS at a Lower Earley care home thanked staff for their work, during last week’s National Carers Week. Austen House celebrated the annual event with a summer party in the...
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Three Counties Cycle ride back in September
CYCLISTS will be hopping on to their bikes for this year’s wheelie-good bike ride event as the Three Counties Cycle Ride returns. The Rotary Club of Easthampstead is hosting its...
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