Thousands respond to council survey on bin collections
Initial findings on the survey show that 67% of respondents "like or can accept" a change to fortnightly collections of ...
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Petition launched against plans to build a Lidl and 40 homes on Lower Earley meadow
A PETITION has been launched to fight plans for a new supermarket and housing estate in Lower Earley. The Save ...
Parties row over Earley Town Council budget as precept to rise by 15p a week
THE Conservatives’ handling of Earley Town Council’s budget has been labelled a ‘mess’ by the new administration, a charge that ...
Grassgate Watch: Weeds growing on the A4 in Charvil
THE grass is continuing to grow and councillors have been asking residents to report the hotspots. This week, we’re in ...
Work begins on new St Crispin’s skate park
WORK has begun on a brand new skate park at a leisure centre in Wokingham. The new facility, which is ...
Charity grants to help boost community safety
GRANTS of up to £7,500 are being made available to initiatives that help tackle crime and increase community safety across ...
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