Swallowfield Show set to make bank holiday weekend return
A HORTICULTURAL community event will see visitors of all ages return to Swallowfield Park for two days of festivities.
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Multi-way traffic lights on Church Road
WOKINGHAM motorists may experience delays to their journeys in the coming days due to planned road works.
Listening ear offered at new support group for bereaved
A NEW GROUP aimed at people who have suffered bereavement will be held in Shinfield on the first Wednesday of ...
Two teenagers arrested in connection with Sol Joel Park robbery
TWO teenage boys have been arrested in connection with a robbery at Sol Joel Park, in Earley, earlier this month. ...
Cyclist dies in hospital after collision in Earley
AN APPEAL has gone out to witnesses after a cyclist who was involved in a collision at a busy Earley crossroads ...
Man stages overnight rooftop protest in busy Earley road
Police are on duty as a man stages a rooftop protest in Earley. Police are guarding the property in Church ...
Earley murder: Police appeal for information
POLICE are appealing for information following the murder of a man at a hotel in Earley yesterday morning. Officers were ...
Murder investigation launched after man dies in Earley
A MAN in his forties has died following an assault at a hotel in Earley this morning. Police were called ...
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