Euro boost for sports club
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club was packed for last Sunday's 2-1 extra time victory over Slovakia.
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Town returns to training
The team will be playing under the name of Wokingham Town for the first time in more than 20 years to celebrate the 150th season since being formed.
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Pub is seeking new landlords
A Wokingham community pub is looking for new operators.
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Anne and Judith help create The Longest Yarn
It's the story of D-Day in wool
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No, you’re not in Woking … housebuilder’s blunder places Wokingham street in the wrong county
A NEW street named after a Wokingham town councillor finally had their signs installed this week ? only to be taken down due to a geographical cock-up
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‘Little ray of sunshine’, Isabella raises money to help youngsters with cleft palate
Her family fun day raises money for Oxford hospitals
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Sumas’ Ladies celebrate fantastic first season back
This was the first ladies team to compete for the club since 2021.
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Find help at a Citizens Advice mobile unit in June
Or visit the CAB Wokingham office
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Yarn creations adorn the borough for D-Day celebrations
Look out for themed toppers and poppy creations
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An afternoon of fun in Emmbrook will support youngsters with cleft palate
Isabella and her family hope that the community will enjoy their fundraising event
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