Litter pickers tidy up Southlake
Volunteers from ACT Foundation UK helped clean up Southlake in Woodley.
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MP Yang calls on government to provide update on closure of hotels being used to house asylum seekers
Yuan Yang MP has called on the government to provide an update.
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Struggling families can get help with groceries
Share Wokingham provides fresh produce through the week
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Woodley bus boost
Council said it is '.. developing options for further improvements, which may depend on securing appropriate funding'.
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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Free sessions for people struggling with their laptops
Get support from an expert at the library
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Woodley roundabout crash: Council to look at possible changes
'Changes which mitigate collisions .. will be considered.'
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Woodley property comes under the hammer
The building includes a ground floor retail unit and two maisonettes.
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Naturally Speaking: Woodley Repair Cafe celebrates 700 saved items
Environmental news and views
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Tribute to James Sullivan, who died in a road traffic collision
The family of a man who died in a road traffic collision in Woodley on Friday, August 29, have released the a tribute to him.
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