Three points, and a cup
Wokingham Town returned from its league match at Egham last Saturday with more than just three points.
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Free concert tonight
The Makeshifts will perform in Emmbrook this evening.
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Wokingham choir invites the borough to sing
Try their open rehearsal
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Players search for Sumas Ladies
Wokingham Town Ladies is on the lookout for more players.
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Tough start for the Sumas
Wokingham Town's first league match under its former name will be a local derby at Reading City.
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Former Suma becomes a Royal
She was the only girl in an otherwise all boys Wokingham and Emmbrook under-13s Jaguars team last season.
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Emmbrook Village Hall needs YOU
Can you be a friend to this volunteer-run facility?
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Emmbrook house closed by police
Thames Valley Police successfully applied for a closure order from Reading Magistrates Court .
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Ex-marine gets Town into shape
Chris Hunt put the players and trialists through their paces.
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Dylan walks out with England at Euros
He suggested manager Gareth Southgate should consider dropping captain Harry Kane.
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