Wokingham & Emmbrook hosted a busy weekend of football with fun football sessions for kids and an open day for their Ladies first-team.Sumas’ football fun head coach Richard Millington said:...
Read moreDetailsTHE RACE was on in Wargrave last weekend as swimmers stepped up for the village’s Sprint Triathlon. On Sunday, June 27,91 individuals and teams took the plunge on Ferry Lane...
Read moreDetailsBerkshire kept alive their hopes of qualifying for the knock-out stage of the NCCA Trophy by defeating group four leaders Wales NC on Sunday, writes Dave Wright.Beaten for the first...
Read moreDetailsA bumper day of six-a-side Cricket took place at Crowthorne & Crown Wood CC as the annual memorial day for the late Adrian Chatters attracted many club members and their...
Read moreDetailsAt around 11pm on Tuesday night, three offenders were seen walking on Heathlands Road breaking into business units.
Read moreDetailsBCM ChampionshipSHINFIELD are just above the drop zone after they lost out to Downley by four wickets.Davesh Gauchwal boosted the Shinfield total near the end of the innings as he...
Read moreDetailsThis weekend Burghfield FC will host 247 teams across 37 individual tournaments in their popular summer football tournament.After months of planning and additional measures in place to ensure its covid...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Premier LeagueFINCHAMPSTEAD finished with a flourish in their final game of the season having already been crowned as champions the following week.Finch picked up their 19th win in...
Read moreDetailsThe 2021 Twyford Beer Festival was the "best ever", said organiser Ian Wisdom, as more than 3,500 punters turned up to drink and dance.
Read moreDetailsA vaccination van will be visiting Wokingham borough to make it easier for people to get their coronavirus jabs soon.
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