Birds make home in shop sign at Waitrose Woodley
COO is the sound you’re most likely to overhear in Waitrose right now – but it’s not due to shoppers. The supermarket chain has a new partner at its Woodley...
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Woodley United and Herbert gear up for season-defining week
MICHAEL HERBERT says it is time for Woodley United to "reach for the sky" as they gear up for a pivotal week in the club's history. The Kestrels face back-to-back...
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Loddon Bridge Road closed for a month from today
A MAJOR road in Woodley has now closed for a month. Loddon Bridge Road, between Wokingham Road and Coppice Road, is closed until Wednesday, May 3 to allow SSE contractors...
Read moreDetailsWoodley resident Martin gets a taste for work thanks to Carnival Pool car park builders
A WORK placement at the Carnival Pool car park in Wokingham town centre has seen one young Woodley resident take his first steps into the construction business. Martin Kimber, who...
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Michael Herbert targets promotion with Woodley United
MICHAEL HERBERT says promotion is now the aim for Woodley United as they approach the season run-in. The United boss has played down the chance of taking his side up...
Read moreDetails26 marathons are as easy as ABC for Woodley runner
A MAN from Woodley who ran 19 marathons for charity before injuring his back is now planning his return to running. Matthew Widdup, 39, who works as a library assistant...
Read moreDetailsBulmershe Ensemble on song at Cafe gig
TEENAGERS who took part in a TV contest to find the nation’s best choir swapped the classroom for the pulpit last Saturday. Members of the Bulmershe Ensemble performed at Creative...
Read moreDetailsSchool Funding Crisis: MP welcomes Wokingham headteachers to Parliament
A CONSORTIUM of headteachers from the borough and beyond travelled to Westminster last week to deliver their message on fairer funding to the Parliament. On Tuesday, February 21, the delegation...
Read moreDetailsWoodley community rallies round to give Lilly-May’s mother a break
THE WOODLEY community has shown its compassionate side yet again by clubbing together to send Lilly-May Page Bowden’s mother and family on a much-needed holiday. Claire Page has campaigned tirelessly...
Read moreDetailsAmbulance service apologises for death of Lilly-May
SOUTH Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) has released a statement following Lilly-May Page-Bowden's inquest, apologising to her family. A paramedic from the NHS Foundation Trust, Shannon Jacobs, was today (Friday) deemed by...
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