Get things fixed in Woodley
Broken household items can be repaired at Woodley Repair Cafe
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Woodley Festival reveals talents of the future
More than 2,000 youngsters performed in this year's gala: discover the winners
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New Woodley convenience store must close at 7pm
Mr Tajmeet Singh has plans to convert the empty Just Tiles shop on Headley Road into a Nisa, a cafe, a hairdresser and a hardware store
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‘Those pesky Lib Dems have foiled me’: Mix-up over disabled parking in Woodley sorted
Cllr Andy Croy had collected signatures calling on the council to restore three disabled parking spaces in the Headley Road car park
Read moreFind quality local products at a Woodley Market
Woodley market offers high quality local products direct from the producers or farmers.
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Young people with autism can enjoy independence at a Woodley youth club
Youngsters can enjoy friendship and fun thanks to generous donors
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Volunteers needed to keep Woodford Park fit for a queen
Would-be gardeners can help keep borough flower beds colourful
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Young cyclist Dexter is making oui-ly good progress
An 11 year old fundraiser is on a mission to reach Paris
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‘inspirational teacher’ Jenny Brown retires from Woodley Festival
Music gala's choral chair will be much missed
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Police fund provides additional grant to cover cost of Woodley’s new CCTV system
A GRANT will help cover the cost of new CCTV cameras for Woodley Town Centre.
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