Dan Bateman is keen to halt Wokingham and Emmbrook's losing run when they host AFC Aldermaston this evening. The Sumas have lost back-to-back league games, 4-2 against Wallingford Town and...
Read moreDetailsA HOMELESS man has been jailed after pleading guilty to drug dealing. Last Thursday, Max Gough, 26, appeared at Reading Crown Court where he admitted to have a range of...
Read moreDetailsANYONE who has ever fancied taking part in Supermarket Sweep can have their chance thanks to an amazing new contest organised by Wokingham Lions. The charity has teamed up with...
Read moreDetailsCOMMUTERS are going to have trouble getting using the trains for the second day in a row. Yesterday, commuters were affected in the morning by overrunning engineering works and then...
Read moreDetailsJon Laugharne is set to name a much-changed Woodley United side for tonight's Hellenic Division One Subsidiary Cup clash against Holyport. The Kestrels are in a fine run of form,...
Read moreDetailsIT’S JINGLE all the way for people coming to Wokingham’s Winter Carnival on Sunday: one of the star attractions is going to be a very special reindeer. Said to be...
Read moreDetailsWORRIED residents claim plans by a private school for a floodlit sports pitch could lead to hundreds of house being built on their doorstep. Luckley School in Wokingham has submitted...
Read moreDetailsTHE NEW flats at Peach Place are a good deal for the borough, according to Wokingham Borough Council. The executive member for regeneration said that the £7 million cost of...
Read moreDetailsTHE NEXT production from EBOS will be Avenue Q, the puppet-friendly adult musical. They are looking for muppets – and adults – to audition for the show, which will be...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM church celebrated a milestone at a special service on Saturday, November 10. The Seventh Day Adventists meet in Wokingham Baptist Church in Milton Road and welcomed special guests,...
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