A LOCAL charity that helps children with additional needs is celebrating after receiving a large grant. The Me2 Club, which is based in Woodley, works with youngsters aged five to...
Read moreDetailsTHE EUROPEAN UNION was blamed for the time taken over a consultation for the new 12 bus route in Woodley. In the council meeting, Jenny Cheng, a Woodley town councillor,...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON says avoiding relegation is still more than achievable for Woodley United. With cup action taking the focus in recent weeks, the Kestrels have slipped into the bottom two...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM’S branches of Italian restaurant chain Prezzo are to close in a bid to improve the firm’s financial position. Last week, staff at the Wokingham and Woodley branches were told...
Read moreDetailsA SWIMMING pool in Woodley has been closed with immediate effect, just weeks ahead of the building being demolished to allow for a new state-of-the-art facility to be built on...
Read moreDetailsAN ELDERLY man was fooled by burglars pretending to be from the water board. The incident took place in Woodley on Saturday, February 17. Thames Valley Police has launched an...
Read moreDetailsMARC SURTEES believes his Woodley United Ladies side are capable of giving Maidenhead United Ladies a run for their money on Sunday. Maidenhead compete two levels above Woodley in the...
Read moreDetailsA HOME care company is gearing up to play cupid by handing out roses on Valentine’s Day in a Twyford cafe. This Wednesday, kind-hearted staff from Bluebird Care will be...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON feels Scours Lane could prove to be a massive advantage in Woodley United's scrap for survival. The Kestrels returned to action on Monday evening following an enforced 16-day...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY’S Labour councillor has warned that a pledge by the Conservatives to instate a bus route is worthless. At a meeting of last week’s Executive at Wokingham Borough Council, councillors...
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