Church Notes: Taking a leap of faith
Words from Wokingham Churches, this week: St Nicholas, Emmbrook
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Volunteer sought for Emmbrook Sports and Social Club
Emmbrook Sports and Social Club is seeking a volunteer to help promote the club outside of football and cricket events.
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Your full list of candidates for council elections across Wokingham borough
The election will be held on Thursday, May 7, and polls will be open from 7am to 10pm.
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Your full guide to Wokingham’s major road repair programme this year
A MAJOR operation to rebuild 24 of Wokingham's roads and repair their potholes is set begin in 2026.
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Wokingham MP accuses firms of ‘muddying truth’ on sewage spills in the Emmbrook
MP Clive Jones has hit out at the government and water companies for "purposefully muddying" the truth regarding water pollution in Wokingham.
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Top 5 Easter weekend activities in Wokingham
With the Easter Bank Holiday upon us, Wokingham has plenty to offer families and visitors looking to enjoy the long weekend
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Council confirms future road closures planned as South Wokingham road project continues
Further road closures have been announced in Wokingham as work continues on the South Wokingham Distributor Road.
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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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