Tune into live commentary from Wokingham Town v Reading City on Saturday
The Hospital Radio Reading team are set to broadcast live match commentary from Lowther Road.
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Day service on the move
It will allow the council to continue supporting people with physical disabilities in a modern, accessible building.
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Appeal for information about affray in Wokingham
A group of individuals were involved in a fight near the Woosehill roundabout.
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Care centre to move to Emmbrook
The Westmead day centre in Rances Lane currently provides a place where disabled people can be looked after.
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Sumas aim to ‘break the gate’
Sunday's opponents will be the highest ranked team to ever play at Lowther Road
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Bitton beaten as Sumas progress
Wokingham Town's promising start to the season continued last weekend.
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GCSE results 2025: The Emmbrook celebrates ‘outstanding achievements’
The Emmbrook School has said that it is 'proud' to celebrate their outstanding GCSE results. The school says that their results this year mark a 'significant milestone' in their journey...
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FA Cup tie in Wokingham tomorrow
The Sumas will entertain Larkhall Athletic.
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A-Level results 2025: The Emmbrook School celebrates ‘exceptional’ results
The Emmbrook School is celebrating what it has called 'exceptional' A-Level results.
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Moore support for the Sumas
Engineering recruitment firm Elastic has partnered with Wokingham Town.
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