CITIZENS who go above and beyond the call of duty have been honoured at a special awards ceremony. Hosted by Woodley Town Council last Friday, the awards were given to...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY pupil was seeing blue recently – with a big smile on her face. Amber, who attends Rivermead Primary School, was able to present Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent...
Read moreDetailsA PENSIONER was targeted by thieves last month and police are appealing for witnesses. The incident took place around 2pm on Tuesday, March 19. The 80-year-old victim was cold called...
Read moreDetailsA DONATION to a Woodley park has been a long time coming – four years in fact. Last week, Beryl Wootton presented Woodley Town Council with a service tree that...
Read moreDetailsWORK to revamp a popular lake has continued this week. Woodford Park in Woodley is currently the focus of the project to create a new fully accessible footpath to enable...
Read moreDetailsWoodley Townswomen’s Guild held its AGM recently when we were pleased to present a cheque for £600 to our charity of the year, the blood bikers, volunteer motorcyclists who help...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM Mayor Cllr John Kaiser went back to school last week to open the £3.25m expansion of Highwood Primary School in Woodley. The improved facilities include a new entrance, increased...
Read moreDetailsLEADING building society Nationwide has said that it intends to keep its Woodley and Wokingham branches open until at least May 2021. And company bosses said that its bold commitment...
Read moreDetailsAN OPEN meeting about a popular central park in Woodley will be held this week. The Friends of Woodford Park will be gathering in The Oakwood Centre to discuss how...
Read moreDetailsREADING EAST MP Matt Rodda is one of a number of shadow cabinet members who will be addressing crowds attending today's Put It To The People anti-Brexit march in London....
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