Claim that kids were walking through sewage for days
Raw sewage spilled into a park near a primary school for up to a week after Storm Henk.
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Event to support new kitchen
Tickets are available for an event that will support the installation of a new kitchen at a local sports club.
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Jingle jog raised £2,000
The annual Emmbrook Jingle Jog, which took place before Christmas, raised more than £2,000.
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New road restrictions set for approval
Wokingham Borough Council is set to approve the introduction of a significant number of on-street parking and waiting restrictions.
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Emmbrook quiz
A quiz night will take place at Emmbrook Sports and Social Club on Saturday.
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Crunch time for the Sumas
Wokingham & Emmbrook will be hoping the new year will bring a change of fortunes.
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Call for future lionesses
Wokingham & Emmbrook Football Club is looking for future lionesses to join one of its many teams.
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Homeless man charged over shoplifting and a count of assault
A HOMELESS man has been charged with shoplifting offences and for an assault.
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Band’s gig in Emmbrook will help charity
A BAND is organising a charity gig with a Christmas theme
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Riders are ready for annual Toy Run
The 37th annual Reading Toy Run takes place on Sunday.
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