Commissioner visits Woodley
Pauline Jorgensen, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Earley and Woodley, welcomed Matthew Barber to Woodley on Monday.
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Young cyclist Dexter contributes to mental health film
He's keen to share the benefits of sport
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UPCOMING: Little Shop of Horrors from Woodley Light Operatic Society
Fans of the 1986 musical movie starring Rick Moranis are in luck – the musical theatre show upon which it was based is coming to the Kenton Theatre in Henley,...
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The borough ‘acts on dementia’ in solidarity
Access activities and support at two information days
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Ever wanted to try bowls?
A Woodley group is offering a free trial day
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VOTE 2024: Labour’s gains in Loddon – ‘Residents say it’s time for change’
LABOUR gained three councillors in Woodley, for the first time in Loddon ward.
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Looking to join Women’s Institute?
A Woodley group welcomes new members
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Picture Perfect: a club for photographers
Join a group to improve your skills
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Table top sale will help to support Scouting activities
Pick up a bargain and help raise funds for youngsters
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There’s nothing laid back about Starmaker’s show
Be More Chill fizzed with energy
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