Councillors endorse possible speed reduction on ‘dicey’ Reading-Wokingham Road
The change has received enthusiastic backing from councillors in Woodley, with hopes that it will make the junction safer if the reduction is approved
Read moreDetailsThe change has received enthusiastic backing from councillors in Woodley, with hopes that it will make the junction safer if the reduction is approved
Read moreDetailsSmall and medium sized businesses from across Wokingham borough are invited to attend.
Read moreDetailsThe school is praised for its 'inspiring and joyful' environment
Read moreDetailsEnjoy an evening of summer music in Reading
Read moreDetailsSee a demonstration by a professional in Woodley
Read moreDetailsOrganisers of the Woodley Community Carnival have apologised after anti-social behaviour and violence involving a group of young people
Read moreDetailsPlans have been approved that will see a new Cognition & Learning resource base in Woodley.
Read moreDetailsPolice are appealing for witnesses after an incident involving a group of teenagers at this year's Woodley Carnival prompted concern among visitors.
Read moreDetailsA junction that has become a crash blackspot along one of the busiest roads in Berkshire could go down to 30mph.
Read moreDetailsPeople of Woodley have spoken out about the quality of shopping in the town centre following a series of changes both recently and over the last year
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