Pole dancing show to go down memory lane
POLE DANCERS are offering a trip down memory lane for its summer showcase event. The Reading Pole Arts group will ...
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Preparations being made for March’s Woodley Festival
PLANS are being made for this year’s Woodley Festival of Music and Arts, which runs in March. This is the ...
Darth Vader launches 2018 Woodley Carnival
AN INTERGALACTIC invasion took place at The Oakwood Centre last week as Darth Vader popped in to launch not a ...
Experts, advice and networking at Woodley Festival of Business 2016
THE GREAT and good of Woodley’s business community came together for the fourth annual Festival of Business earlier this month. ...
Have your say about Woodford Park at tonight’s community forum
A chance to discuss dog control is one of the topics up for discussion when a community group meets tonight. ...
There’s nothing Rough about Woodley Theatre’s latest show
A PLAY on a boat about a play on a boat may not sound like the easiest thing to follow. ...
Art exhibition coming to Woodley this weekend
MORE than a hundred exhibits created by local residents will go on show this week. The Oakwood Centre in Woodley will ...
REVIEW: Aladdin is Berzerk’s latest festive triumph
Talented teenagers are once again showing how it’s done. Yes, Berzerk’s Christmas production is a masterclass in festive shows: a ...
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