License review for Woodley shop
Wokingham borough council's licensing and appeals sub committee will conduct the review.
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Woodley care home plans move forward
Progress is being made to replace the old building supplies firm.
Woodley kebab van could be forced to shut after ‘affray’ with rival takeaway
A kebab van could be ordered to shut after staff members became suspects of an 'affray' taking place at a ...
Arrest after woman assaulted in Woodley – Police escort ambulance and cordon off area next to home
A WOMAN in her 60s has been taken to hospital following an assault in Woodley. Thames Valley Polcie said a ...
Love Scrabble? Get to Woodley (and put it on a Triple Word Score)
Love scrabble? Get to Woodley
Woodley Scouts are sprouting
Woodley Scouts are sprouting
Thieves steal cigarettes from Woodley convenience store in early morning raid
POLICE cordoned off parts of Woodley's shopping precinct on Saturday morning following a break-in at the McColl's Post Office.
Get things fixed in Woodley
Get things fixed in Woodley
Police seal off parts of Woodley’s shopping precinct
POLICE have cordoned off parts of Woodley’s shopping precinct this morning following a suspected break-in at the McColl’s Post Office. ...
Chancellor visits Woodley
THE CHANCELLOR popped into Woodley last week, not to stock up on supplies but to gain inspiration for his forthcoming ...
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