Football club marks 150 years
Wokingham Town football club celebrated its 150th anniversary last Sunday.
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Push to keep promise to build Wokingham sixth form years after approval
A push has been made for promises to be kept to build a new sixth form for a school in Wokingham that is facing a two-year delay.
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Legends to mark Town’s 150th season
West Ham legend Alan Devonshire and his former team mate and ex-England international Phil Parkes are set to attend.
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Bus discounts for youngsters this summer
Children and young people can take the bus for less during the school holidays.
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Emmbrook crowned county champions
School is crowned mock trial competition winners.
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Circle Trust comes together to showcase students’ talents
The 11 schools within The Circle Trust came together for the concert.
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FA draws revealed
The early round draws of the national cup competitions have been made.
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Town return to training
Teams were put through their paces by former Royal Marine commando Chris Hunt
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Emmbrook sixth form a step closer
Funds of £240,000 have been approved for preliminary work.
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First pupils go back to Emmbrook
A group of pupils that formed the first intake of pupils at Emmbrook School have met for a reunion.
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