Rivermead Primary School celebrates four strong standards
A recent Ofsted report shows it is working above expected professional levels
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Event to remember Ronnie
An event will take place later this month to remember Ronnie Goodberry.
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Woodley Council reveals which community projects are getting cash support
Nine community grants were approved.
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Wokingham councillor runs three marathons in six weeks for Royal Berks Charity
Rohit Ahlawat took part in two full marathons and one half marathon to raise money
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Woodley school named regional finalist in nationwide competition
The school was selected as a regional finalist following a standout performance that impressed judges.
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Tributes to Woodley community hero
Many residents will also know Ronnie for his Halloween fundraising efforts.
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‘It’s so disheartening’: Woodley shoppers disappointed by bank closure
Lloyds Bank in Crockhamwell Road will close on Wednesday, June 17.
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Second Woodley town councillor joins the Green Party
He is now the town council's second Green councillor.
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Locals react with shock as Woodley precinct shop announces closure
The news has been met with sadness from shoppers.
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Pupil crowned Miss United Kingdom Pre-Teen
Olivija, will now go on to represent the United Kingdom this December in Orlando.
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