“I love my hair so much I want someone else to have it”
Local girl, Sophie Grove has decided to donate her locks to The Princess Trust after growing her hair out.
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Yes, deer! New bench sculpture unveiled in Matthewsgreen Farm’s Old Forest Meadows
A SPECIALLY created bench has been unveiled in Embrook - it features a life-size stag carved into the trunk of ...
Golfers invited to sign up to golf day at Henley
GOLF fans can tee off over a pint at their local. The annual Brakspear Golf Day on April 26, is ...
Thomas’ great bakes are a sell-out success for Pudsey
A TALENTED nine-year-old from Emmbrook last week got baking to help Children In Need. Young Thomas Cronin, who attends Emmbrook ...
Embrook Stores to celebrate 30th anniversary with fun day on Saturday
A POPULAR postmaster is looking forward to celebrating his 30th anniversary with a celebratory party this weekend – and you’re ...
TONY JOHNSON: Wokingham elections 2018 – your votes counted
The 2018 Borough Election campaigns came to an end on Thursday, May 3 – as over 40,000 of us went ...
Dog & Duck to reopen after two-week refurbishment
An Emmbrook inn is preparing to reopen its doors after an extensive refurbishment programme. The Dog & Duck on Matthewsgreen ...
Community supermarket in Emmbrook gets new look
A NEW-look post office was unveiled by Wokingham’s town mayor in Emmbrook earlier this month. Following a major refurbishment the ...
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