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Matt Rodda MP’s new year greeting to Wokingham Paper readers
I’d like to wish all readers a Happy New Year and I hope that 2019 will be a prosperous and successful year for our local community. 2018 was nothing if...
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NCT group to hold Woodley coffee morning for new parents and their babies
NEW PARENTS are invited to join others at a special coffee morning taking place in Woodley next week. The Bosco Lounge in Crockhamwell Road is the venue for an NCT...
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Binfield FC begin Floodlit Cup defence with win over Woodley
Binfield began the defence of their Perpetua Press Floodlit Cup with a 3-1 win over Woodley. The fixture was switched from Rivermoor to Hill Farm Lane and the new hosts...
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Woodley Town Council makes grants to local community groups and gymnasts
ON TUESDAY, a series of grants were presented by Woodley Town Council to community organisations. They were presented by Woodley Town Mayor Cllr Sam Rahmouni at the Oakwood Centre. Recipients...
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Teenager from Woodley prepares to sing with Corrie’s Wendi Peters at Coventry Cathedral
LILY Bartlett has always had the odds stacked against her. Born prematurely at 24 weeks, she was almost completely blind and weighed little more than a bag of sugar. She...
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Plan for bus lane bridge TURNED DOWN by Wokingham planning committee
To loud cheers from campaigners a plan to dump a concrete bus lane bridge on an historic riverside beauty spot was once again turned down at a meeting of Wokingham...
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Woodley celebrates with its amazing Winter Extravaganza
MAYORS and an MP came together to celebrate this year's Woodley Winter Extravaganza. The annual event took place in the Crockhamwell Road shopping precinct and featured a host of local...
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HE’S MAKING a list and he’s checking it twice – and the Lions know it’ll be very nice. Yes, Santa Claus is coming to town and once again he’s on...
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Laschok brace fires Woodley United into round two
MAX LASCHOK bagged a brace to fire Woodley into the second round of the Bluefin Sports Supplementary Cup. Laschok has been in fine form in recent weeks and took his...
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All the entries for this year’s Woodley Christmas Extravaganza poster contest
THE WINNERS of a contest to design a poster for Woodley’s Winter Extravaganza will switch on the Christmas lights tonight, but their entries weren't the only fabulous ones this year....
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