Woodley film-maker talks behind the scenes of Blue Story
“We shot the film in 24 days, which is a very short period of time to make a full feature-length film."
Read moreDetails“We shot the film in 24 days, which is a very short period of time to make a full feature-length film."
Read moreDetailsSTORM DENNIS has led to widespread flooding across the borough, with residents facing roads underwater. One of the worst affected is Greensward Lane, off the A327 between Arborfield and Shinfield....
Read moreDetailsPANCAKES will be flying through the centre of Woodley on Shrove Tuesday thanks to a new initiative. The Rotary Club of Loddon Vale is organising the fun event on February...
Read moreDetailsSTORM CIARA brought some of the strongest gusts felt in the UK for many years: up to 97mph was recorded on Sunday. While Wokingham escaped the worst of its blast,...
Read moreDetailsThere have been reports that the polling card sent to residents contained an error — referring to Wokingham Town Council instead of Woodley Town Council.
Read moreDetailsA THEATRE show for families will take place in Woodley Library on Monday, February 17. The Enchanted Players Theatre Company are presenting Alice’s Tea Cup Adventures. Alice Is out looking...
Read moreDetailsA CAR BOOT sale will take place at Willow Bank School in Duffield Road on Sunday, February 16. Funds raised will go to the school’s PTA and the event has...
Read moreDetailsWoodley & Earley Lions Club are actively looking for new members. Lions clubs are an international organisation with several hundred clubs located throughout the UK. Members respond to both local...
Read moreDetailsA woman from Woodley and her four children who went missing last month have been found safe and well. The Wokingham Paper has carried several appeals over the past fortnight...
Read moreDetailsSince its announcement, residents have voiced their opinions on the proposed development sites across the borough, but this is the first chance they will have to respond officially.
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