Landowner accused of breaching planning rules for newbuild home in Woodley
A landowner has been accused of breaching planning rules for a house that is currently being built in Woodley.
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Carnival fun is coming to Woodley
More than 6,000 people are expected to attend the event next month.
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Woodley store has licence revoked
Brecon Food and Wine on Brecon Road was subjected to the review.
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Woodley off-licence sale of alcohol to underage children ‘disappointing beyond words’
Licensing officials have said a convenience store's sale of vodka to a 12 year old girl after they were told they could be forced to close
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Lions club welcomes eighth new member in 12 months
Thriving Woodley & Early group celebrates its most recent addition
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Get things fixed in Woodley
Expert menders can repair broken items
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Woodley affordable homes deemed “unviable”
The developer said it is financially 'unviable' for any of the homes to be affordable.
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Having difficulty getting to grips with your computer? There’s help at a local library
Volunteers are ready to assist with the tasks needed to communicate in today's online world
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Watch an artist at work
See demonstrations by professionals in Woodley
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License review for Woodley shop
Wokingham borough council's licensing and appeals sub committee will conduct the review.
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