TEENAGERS from Woodley asked a number of questions relating to the climate emergency at the council meeting held on Thursday, January 23. William Gale wanted to know if the council’s...
Read moreDetailsFAMILIES can enjoy a craft session with a message thanks to Woodley Baptist Church. The Hurricane Way church is holding its regular Family Fun sessions from 3.30pm to 5pm on...
Read moreDetailsLIVE music will be performed at The George pub on Friday, January 24. The Loddon Bridge Road venue will welcome Candy Rock. The five-piece band play a mixture of pop...
Read moreDetailsORGANISATIONS, individuals and charities that live or work within Woodley are celebrating after being given a boost from the town council. At the Full Council Meeting held at the Oakwood...
Read moreDetailsBUSINESS carried out by members of the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh is the focus for its next meeting on Tuesday, January 21. The charity-minded group meets from 7pm...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE are appealing for witnesses after a collision between a van and a cyclist on the border between Woodley and Earley. The incident took place at the Shepherds Hill roundabout...
Read moreDetailsCLARK KENT may be in trouble should he ever visit Wokingham: the reporter who relies on phone boxes to transform into Superman could have fewer to use. Phone provider BT...
Read moreDetailsIF YOU’VE never sung in a musical before, a Woodley group are hoping you’ll get in the habit. Woodley Light Operatic Society is holding a preview evening of its summer...
Read moreDetailsIt has been a big year for us all at Citizens Advice Wokingham - we had a great time celebrating the year and thanking our colleagues at our Christmas party....
Read moreDetailsCHILDREN from across Berkshire enjoy a magical day out at the theatre thanks to a special scheme organised by the Freemasons. The auditorium at the Theatre Royal Windsor was bought...
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