Gambian Sumas return to football action
A FOOTBALL CLUB In Gambia that have a special link with Wokingham & Emmbrook FC have returned to action for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Read moreDetailsA FOOTBALL CLUB In Gambia that have a special link with Wokingham & Emmbrook FC have returned to action for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Read moreDetailsTHE ROYALS prepare to return to championship action when they host Stoke City behind closed doors at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday at 3pm.
Read moreDetailsDAVE PORECKI has confirmed that he will leave London Irish and play no further part in the season.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM racing driver Bobby Trundley will captain the ‘Racing with Autism International’ team in a 24 hour race.
Read moreDetailsQUICK action was needed by one of the borough’s care organisations to ensure it could look after its residents during the pandemic. Optalis, which is partially owned by Wokingham Borough...
Read moreDetailsReading FC have offered options to season ticket holders to claim refunds for the remainder of games this season, including donating to the club's community trust.
Read moreDetailsTHURSDAY, JUNE 11 was a special day for two Wokingham Paper readers – it was their 65th wedding anniversary. Sadly the coronavirus means that they can’t celebrate together. In 1955,...
Read moreDetailsTHIS Sunday will be kept special by one borough resident – it’s his 100th birthday. John Clemetson has lived in Wokingham for nearly 60 years, but was originally from the...
Read moreDetailsIT’S been called for from residents for years – and is up there with wheelie bins as a talking point. Now it’s reality. A new glass collection service has been...
Read moreDetailsTaking part in the #PoweringTheNHS volunteer initiative, which the Premiership Rugby club has been running for the last few months, the Earl and Countess joined volunteers from London Irish.
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