For most pupils, a visit to the headteacher's office usually means they are in hot water. But for pupils at Emmbrook School it means hot chocolate.
Read moreDetailsans to save taxpayers' money and protect essential public services by removing 150 public litter bins have been put on hold.
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook Sports and Social Club has launched a crowdfunding campaign.
Read moreDetailsTime is running out to have your say on a vision for Wokingham borough.
Read moreDetailsHarry McBain looks after social media for Wokingham & Emmbroo, but on Saturday he was called into action on the pitch.
Read moreDetailsEmmbrook Residents Association is holding a quiz night next week.
Read moreDetailsA Council committee has voted not to recommend a reduction in litter bin provisions.
Read moreDetailsEnjoy music and laughter at Emmbrook Inn
Read moreDetailsWokingham & Emmbrook FC is seeking sponsors to continue providing opportunities for young people.
Read moreDetailsWokingham and Emmbrook FC has been awarded a new kitchen.
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