Dan Bateman says his Wokingham and Emmbrook side have "nothing to lose" when they head to Flackwell Heath tonight. The Sumas take on the Premier Division outfit in the Perpetua...
Read moreDetailsMAX LASCHOK bagged a brace as Woodley played the role of spoilers to dump the Sumas out of the Subsidiary Cup. Despite already being knocked out themselves, the Kestrels took...
Read moreDetailsElliott Rushforth scored the only goal of the game as Wokingham and Emmbrook battled past struggling Chinnor at Larges Lane. The visitors arrived with just four points to their name...
Read moreDetailsSumas boss Dan Bateman played the final 10 minutes in goal as his side held on to beat Abingdon Town 3-2 at Larges Lane in Hellenic Division One East. Wokingham...
Read moreDetailsPUPILS from two Wokingham borough schools explained how they would like to eradicate graffiti and litter at a special presentation last week. The teenagers from Emmbrook and St Crispin’s Schools...
Read moreDetailsA TALENTED nine-year-old from Emmbrook last week got baking to help Children In Need. Young Thomas Cronin, who attends Emmbrook Junior School, organised a cookie sale in the driveway of...
Read moreDetailsJON LAUGHARNE hailed the attitude of his Woodley United players as they continue to climb the Hellenic Division One East table. The Kestrels' season got off to a shocking start,...
Read moreDetailsDan Bateman is keen to halt Wokingham and Emmbrook's losing run when they host AFC Aldermaston this evening. The Sumas have lost back-to-back league games, 4-2 against Wallingford Town and...
Read moreDetailsDAN BATEMAN says that Matt Eggleston's return has given everyone at Wokingham and Emmbrook a big boost. The duo have been reunited having previously worked as joint-managers of the Sumas...
Read moreDetailsTHE LATEST act to appear at the Wokingham Music Club will delight fans of blues and soul.
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