MARK ASHWELL has paid thanks to his friends at Bracknell Town for allowing Wokingham and Emmbrook to groundshare at Larges Lane next season. The Sumas had been provisionally granted a...
Read moreDetailsJon Laugharne has been named as the new manager of Woodley United. The former Finchampstead boss left Memorial Park this time last year following their voluntary relegation into the Thames...
Read moreDetailsChris Gunter believes Jon Dadi Bodvarsson and Iceland can cause more surprises at this summer's World Cup. The tournament gets underway on Thursday before Bodvarsson, Reading's only participant, takes to...
Read moreDetailsWokingham bowler Iain Muirden took six wickets as the Oaks thrashed Great and Little Tew in the Home Counties Premier 2. Muirden's figures of 6-40, as well as four wickets...
Read moreDetailsBOHUNT SCHOOL are national football champions. The Under-13 girls side won the event at the English Schools Football Association cup final against Solihull's St Peter's School 2-1 at Madejski Stadium....
Read moreDetailsWokingham are up to third in Home Counties Premier 2 after a 147-run thrashing of high-flying Great and Little Tew. The Oaks were facing a side previously unbeaten this season,...
Read moreDetailsThe Wokingham District Under 11 team are the best in the land - and that's official. On Saturday, June 9, the youngsters headed to Liverpool FC's academy to take part...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM AND EMMBROOK have completed a groundsharing agreement with Bracknell Town for the 2018/19 season. The Sumas had been provisionally granted a spot in next season's Hellenic Division One East,...
Read moreDetailsWHEN it comes to golf, Tony Ross has a bigger handicap than most. Five years ago, the father of two was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer called...
Read moreDetailsDOUG SHEPPARD has made a host of new additions as he continues to shape his Bees squad ahead of the new season. The new Bracknell boss has confirmed no fewer...
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