A WOODLEY church has passed the halfway target to build a new neighbourhood centre. The Emmanuel Church in Southlake Crescent has raised £146,000 for the centre which will connect to...
Read moreDetailsYOU CAN’T blame the neighbours for being nosy … and the council can be congratulated for indulging their curiosity. Earlier this week, pupils from The Bulmershe School and Addington School...
Read moreDetailsIt might not have its own building nowadays – but Woodley Theatre Company has existed in the heart of the community since the end of World War 2. From its...
Read moreDetailsAHEAD of a national protest in London on Saturday, supporters of the European Union gathered in Winnersh to celebrate St Patrick’s Day. Members of Berkshire in Europe, which is campaigning...
Read moreDetailsChildren from Crosfields, Dolphin, Loddon and The Abbey schools took part in the choirs contest at The Emmbrook School on Saturday Picture: Phil Creighton The Woodley Festival started at Emmbrook...
Read moreDetailsINVESTORS looking for a return on their money are being invited to harness the power of the sun. The Reading Community Energy Society (RCES) is offering shares in 10 new...
Read moreDetailsHE HAS been at the centre of life in Woodley for the past 11 years. Now, Jacques Lherbier is preparing for a somewhat quieter role. The man who has been...
Read moreDetailsMembers of Berkshire in Europe were at Loddon Bridge on Saturday to raise awareness of their campaign for a second referendum Picture: Steve Smyth for The Wokingham Paper CAMPAIGNERS hoping...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY woman is celebrating after being recognised for her business achievements. Rachel Murphy, a professional photographer who offers mentoring and guidances to her clients, was received a prestigious #WOW...
Read moreDetailsColin Sargeant (87) of Lower Earley, with the books he's written about the Bible HE is a successful businessman, has hitch hiked from Egypt to England and even flown Concorde....
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