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Our wonderfully diverse residents share common expectations of our council. For instance, effective local democracy, efficient delivery of services,
Read moreDetailsOur wonderfully diverse residents share common expectations of our council. For instance, effective local democracy, efficient delivery of services,
Read moreDetailsWoodley church welcomes Minecraft enthusiasts
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley branch of Marc Antoni salons has taken home the accolade for Customer Care Salon of the Year at the annual awards ceremony
Read moreDetailsReading defender Nelson Abbey has completed his departure from the club to join Greek side Olympaicos.
Read moreDetailsA MAN in his eighties with links to Woodley has been missing for a week and police are keen to trace him.
Read moreDetailsSteven Hicks, aged 60 and of Quentin Road, Woodley, was found guilty of sexual assault and was jailed for a total of four and a half years
Read moreDetailsTHREE people have Wokingham are among nine people arrested following an incident in Odiham.
Read moreDetailsA THAMES WATER boss admitted the company 'could have done better' at communicating with residents when things go wrong ? days before they did
Read moreDetailsOne of the last remaining parts of Woodley's historic aviation history is set to disappear following a successful planning appeal.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council could spend almost £4 million more than it planned to this year ? with more than half of that spent on school transport
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