Haggis, neeps and tatties are nae bother for Woodley man Allan
Bagpipes were skirled*, haggis were stabbed and wee drams were downed for a lively Burns Night at Hennerton Golf Club ...
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Orchestra's plans will make Holst's Planets accessible to families with additional needs
FRANK SINATRA thought New York was so good, he’d had to sing about it twice. But a local orchestral group ...
Children enjoy a celebration of Pooh
ONE HUNDRED ACRE WOODS came to Woodley in a celebration of one of literature’s greatest philosophers. AA Milne’s Winnie The ...
10km race in memory of former town councillor
The 10km race will take place in April, commemorating the life of David Stares — former Woodley Town Council councillor ...
Family craft fun at Woodley Baptist Church on Sunday
FAMILIES can enjoy a craft session with a message thanks to Woodley Baptist Church. The Hurricane Way church is holding ...
Woodley United 2-2 Didcot Town Development: Kestrels pegged back but maintain unbeaten run
WOODLEY UNITED extended their unbeaten run to five games despite letting a two goal lead slip on a frosty evening ...
Woodley United Ladies 1-1 Ascot United Ladies: Kestrels battle for point with Page-Smith equaliser
WOODLEY UNITED recovered from a goal behind as Rosie Page-Smith’s strike earned the Kestrels a point in the local derby ...
Candy Rock to entertain with gig at The George in Earley
LIVE music will be performed at The George pub on Friday, January 24. The Loddon Bridge Road venue will welcome ...
Woodley residents and charities receive grants from town council
ORGANISATIONS, individuals and charities that live or work within Woodley are celebrating after being given a boost from the town ...
Rotary Club meeting to look at the activities it carries out
BUSINESS carried out by members of the Rotary Club of Reading Maiden Erlegh is the focus for its next meeting ...
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