Celebrating more than 40 Years of service to Emmbrook
Jo Cox first became associated with The Emmbrook in the 1990s.
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Emmbrook Village Hall shows what it’s made of
St Nicholas Church's Community Showcase was 'buzzing'
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Big money, big changes: Inside the plan transforming The Emmbrook School
The new building will house the school's existing sixth form.
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Will Emmbrook School get its Sixth Form? Wokingham Borough Council gives update
Resident James Westhorpe raised the question at last month's meeting of the full council.
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National cricket cup draw made
The National Village Cup is inextricably linked with the English summer.
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St Nick’s celebrates 50 years in Emmbrook
Find out what happens at Emmbrook Village Hall at the church's celebration Community Showcase
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MP goes back to school
He was shown around by head teacher Nicola York, deputy head Chloe Liddiard and year six pupils.
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IN PICTURES: Snow falls across Wokingham borough
Residents across Wokingham Borough saw familiar streets and open spaces transformed today as snow fell through the morning, gradually settling as the day went on. This picture gallery brings together...
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Progress made on plan for new sixth form centre at secondary school in Wokingham
Progress is being made on plans for a new sixth form centre at a secondary school in Wokingham.
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All you need to know regarding road closures for Reading Toy Run
Santas (lots of them) will soon be on the road
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