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Headline: GP Referral Scheme
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We have been discussing the Town Council’s potential involvement in a Wokingham wide bid for funds to set up a GP exercise referral scheme.
The scheme will be funded from Local Area Agreement target reward monies which will be available in March; as yet we do not know what allocation will be made for Woodley.
We very much hope to be included in the scheme to enable residents to access this support locally.

The process for setting up a referral scheme can be quite lengthy as the scheme has to be signed off by the surgeries and can often involve presentations to the practice GPs.
Further meetings are planned for mid September and Members will be updated at the next meeting.

Headline: New Mayor Appointed

Councillor Kay Gilder received unanimous support for a second term as Town Mayor at the Annual Meeting on 12 May 2009. Councillor Gilder said she was honoured to have been appointed for a further year and looked forward to continuing to serve the Council and to meeting members of the community in her role as Mayor. Councillor Coling Lawley was appointed Deputy Town Mayor at the meeting.

Headline: Woodley Clean Up Campaign

Woodley Clean Up Day!

Sunday 26 April saw at least 65 volunteers take part in a Woodley clear up
campaign - part of a borough wide clean up day. Town Councillor Shelagh
Flower took on the task of coordinating the day - groups from Churches,
Maiden Erleigh Rotary Club and individuals as well as Junior Wardens from
Southlake Primary School all volunteered their time to clear up areas of the
town. The litter pickers filled just under 100 bags with litter, some of it
recyclable.

Shelagh Flower said she was absolutely delighted at the number of people who
had taken part on the day and that all those involved deserved a big Thank
You for their time and help in keeping the town tidy.

Pictured are some of the helpers on the day.

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