Emmbrook petition: ‘Don’t break your promise’
More than 1,400 people have signed an e-petition calling on Wokingham Borough Council to keep its promise.
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Quiz time in Emmbrook
The event at the Lowther Road club will take place on Friday, March 1.
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.
Homeless man charged over shoplifting and a count of assault
A HOMELESS man has been charged with shoplifting offences and for an assault.
WOKINGHAM COMMUNITY AWARDS: Hot chocolates and inspiration – all in a day’s work for Emmbrook School headteacher Nick
For most pupils, a visit to the headteacher's office usually means they are in hot water. But for pupils at ...
A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
A chance to sing with the choir in Emmbrook
Relaunch for Emmbrook Inn
A Wokingham pub is holding a gala relaunch evening tomorrow (Friday).
Forty years on, Emmbrook pupils plan a reunion
FORTY years after they hung up their schoolbags, former pupils of a Wokingham school are being invited to catch up.
Make your own entertainment at karaoke night in Emmbrook
AN EMMBROOK pub is preparing to welcome singers of all abilities next week.
GCSE’s 2023: The Emmbrook School achieves ‘strong performances’ in English, Maths and Science
A WOKINGHAM School is celebrating the results achieved by their Year 11 students who received their GCSE results this morning.
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