Kebab van in Wokingham Borough has licence revoked
A kebab van that has served the community for more than two decades has been ordered to shut shop after authorities found
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Earley and Woodley MP welcomes increased funding for children with special needs following meeting
The MP for Earley and Woodley has welcomed goverment action on increasing funding to help children with special needs and education reforms
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Looking for a club at your local library?
Here are three to try in Woodley in the new year
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Children can enjoy Christmas crafting and creative writing in Woodley and Lower Earley
Library sessions offer festive fun for youngsters
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Inner Wheel Christmas tree feeds borough families
Woodley Food Bank visit prompts food fun
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Calling all word game players
Try a Woodley group that meets to play monthly
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Woodley kebab van could be forced to shut after ‘affray’ with rival takeaway
A kebab van could be ordered to shut after staff members became suspects of an 'affray' taking place at a nearby rival takeaway.
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Take control of your energy bills
Let Citizens Advice Wokingham help you plan
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Enjoy festive music with Woodley Concert Band
Two concerts for double the fun
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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