Plans approved for Woodley church
It has become a hub for food banks in Woodley.
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Big part of Woodley town centre comes under the hammer
Auction house Acuitus has listed the freehold for the five shops and seven residential properties.
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MPs vote on ‘assisted dying’ bill
Jones: More than have written to me about this than any other topic'.
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Berkshire football winners revealed
The winners of the prestigious 2025 Trademark Windows Berkshire Football Awards were revealed.
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Minister visit to Shinfield business
Lord Vallance believes Reading, and the Earley and Woodley constituency, could become a hub for quantum computing.
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Don’t become a victim of quishing
Quishing is a form of phishing that uses a fraudulent QR code.
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Woodley teen paddles toward national success with help from council grant
A rising star in the world of kayaking is making waves this year, thanks in part to a grant from Woodley Town Council.
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New home could be built in Woodley estate site where plans have been refused
A new home could be built at an estate in Woodley where previous plans have been rejected.
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Town centres role advertised
Wokingham borough council is advertising for a town centre development officer.
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