IN THE COMMUNITY: West Forest Townswomen’s Guild
West Forest Townswomen's Guild are on their annual summer break from their monthly meetings and will return to Emmbrook Village Hall on September 15
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A-LEVELS 2022: ‘Resilient’ Emmbrook students celebrate as nearly half receive an A
More than a quarter of all grades were A* or A and over 50% of grades at A*-B.
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Fire crews tackle burning tree in Emmbrook
FIRE CREWS were called to tackle a burning tree in Emmbrook at the weekend.
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Plans approved for dementia care centre and new homes in Toutley East
It includes proposals for a 68 bed specialist dementia care centre along with up to 130 new homes.
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Meadows path progress update
Meadows path progress update
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The Queen could be seen relaxing regally in a front garden
The Queen could be seen relaxing regally in a front garden
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A spitfire can be seen skimming the front porch of a house as part of the Emmbrook Trail for the Platinum Jubilee
A spitfire seems to be skimming the front porch of a house
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The Queen does a spot of Emmbrook gardening
The Queen does a spot of Emmbrook gardening
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Hunt for royals in Emmbrook this half term
Hunt for royals in Emmbrook this half term
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IN THE COMMUNITY: West Forest Townswomen’s Guild celebrate birthday and learning about the life of Lord Nuffield
West Forest Townswomen?s Guild met in Emmbrook Village Hall on February 17th to celebrate their 54th birthday.
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