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Builders’ profits help Me2 Club
A HOME developer has given a Woodley-based charity a boost with a much-needed donation. The Shanly Foundation, which is part of Shanly Homes, which has a number of developments across...
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Tools stolen from van parked in Woodley
A VAN was broken into in Woodley last week. At some point on Wednesday, November 15, someone broke into the van parked in Hurricane Way before stealing tools from inside....
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Woodley pre-school to hold festive fair this weekend
ST JAMES’ PRE-SCHOOL in Woodley is holding a Christmas Fair on Saturday, November 25. The fundraising event includes crafts, tombola, games, stalls and festive refreshments. It will be held at...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police apologise after destroying note left by father
THAMES Valley Police (TVP) has apologised to the family of a man who took his own life in Woodley, after one of its officers disposed of a note he had...
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Woman pushed to the ground in Woodley attack
A WOMAN in her fifties has been injured after being pushed to the ground in Woodley yesterday evening (Monday). The incident took place at around 6.05pm in Sandford Park where...
Read moreDetailsSpring opening for borough’s first Aldi
PLANS to open the first Aldi supermarket in the borough are moving ahead, with bosses expecting to welcome shoppers early next year. The popular discount chain is creating a new...
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Parties pledge to work together to fix bus problems in Woodley and Earley
RESIDENTS, councillors and the local MP gathered in Woodley on Saturday morning to discuss the future of the area’s bus service. Hundreds of people filled The Oakwood Centre, in Headley...
Read moreDetailsSeminar helps Me2 Club’s work
A WOODLEY children’s charity has benefited from a connection made through a seminar. Me2 Club, which is based in Headley Road welcomed Alex Barfield from The David Brownlow Charitable Foundation...
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Vandals target houses on new Woodley development
PROPERTIES on a new housing development in Woodley have been targeted by vandals. Overnight on Monday, November 6 into Tuesday morning, someone has kicked and damaged the walls of several...
Read moreDetails‘Unforgivable’: Family denied chance of closure after police destroy note left by father
A GRIEVING family were denied the chance to read a note left to them by their father following an 'unforgivable' blunder by Thames Valley Police (TVP). The family of Anthony...
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