Live commentary for big match
Wokingham Town Football Club take on Reading City on Wednesday evening.
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Join a community litter pick this weekend
Wokingham Borough Council is inviting residents to join the borough-wide annual litter pick.
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Business has advert plans refused
A Wokingham business has had its plans for an advertising sign refused by planning officers.
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Reunion for former pupils
Did you leave Emmbrook school in 1981 or 1983?
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Emmbrook gig to support sports club
Wokingham-based Pink Fish will be performing.
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Emmbrook petition: ‘Don’t break your promise’
More than 1,400 people have signed an e-petition calling on Wokingham Borough Council to keep its promise.
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Lucky 13 for Sumas Ladies
Wokingham Town Ladies won their first match of the season on Sunday afternoon.
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‘We won it for Clive’: Wokingham Town dedicate win to much loved landlord
Generous football supporters dug deep into their pockets to support a Wokingham Town legend, and saw the club record a 2-1 in the process. A crowd of more than 280...
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Match today in memory of Clive
Clive McNelly, who was also the landlord of The White Horse pub in Wokingham, passed away earlier this month.
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Lights go out on Town’s cup exploits
Wokingham Town Football Club's Aldershot Cup match on Tuesday evening was abandoned after just six minutes.
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