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Super Harry for the rescue for Sumas
Harry McBain looks after social media for Wokingham & Emmbroo, but on Saturday he was called into action on the pitch.
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Quiz and chips in Emmbrook
Emmbrook Residents Association is holding a quiz night next week.
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Could cuts to litter bins be binned? But cuts to the cuts are still on the cards
A Council committee has voted not to recommend a reduction in litter bin provisions.
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Enjoy music and laughter at Emmbrook Inn
Enjoy music and laughter at Emmbrook Inn
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Sumas seek more sponsors
Wokingham & Emmbrook FC is seeking sponsors to continue providing opportunities for young people.
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New kitchen for the Sumas
Wokingham and Emmbrook FC has been awarded a new kitchen.
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A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
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Flight noise until Summer 2025
Wokingham residents are likely to experience more night time aircraft noise until summer 2025.
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Relaunch for Emmbrook Inn
A Wokingham pub is holding a gala relaunch evening tomorrow (Friday).
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Forty years on, Emmbrook pupils plan a reunion
FORTY years after they hung up their schoolbags, former pupils of a Wokingham school are being invited to catch up.
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