A WOODLEY resident has been using her unusual lockdown hobby to raise money for a good cause. Kerry Kingston, owner of crafts business Ciara Daisy, started upcycling pet food wrappers...
Read moreDetailsPLANTING for the new walled garden in Woodley town centre will begin this summer. Woodley Town Council said it has drafted a visual and sensory design including hydranga, japonicas, hellebore,...
Read moreDetailsWoodley Junior Parkrun is returning this Saturday for all aged four to 14, in Woodford Park.
Read moreDetailsPlans for a phone mast in Woodley's Vauxhall Park have been rejected - and a councillor said this is "great news".
Read moreDetailsReceiving the £825 donation from Easthampstead Rotarians earlier this year, Me2 Club Fundraising Development Officer Liz McDaniel, said "The Me2 Club Team are delighted with this generous donation towards the...
Read moreDetailsA WALKING and cycling route will link Woodley with Winnersh Triangle. The first phase of the Bader Way project created a footpath and cycleway connecting east Woodley, Dinton Pastures and...
Read moreDetailsA WOODLEY boy has raised more than £500 in his charity bake sale. Inspired by The Great Celebrity Bake Off – Stand Up To Cancer, Alex Tustin set out on...
Read moreDetailsREADING EAST MP Matt Rodda has praised the Duke of Edinburgh’s lifetime of service, adding that the Royal Family will greatly miss him. “Prince Philip had a lifetime of dedication...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY Town Council has objected to plans to build a 5G mast in Vauxhall Park. Last week, the councillors agreed with resident objections that the location is “not appropriate”. The...
Read moreDetailsWOODFORD Park Leisure Centre is running two activity camps for children over the holidays. Starting on Monday, April 12, residents can choose from a multi-sports camp, or gym fit camp....
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