A new dawn for the Dog & Duck
The Dog & Duck pub on Matthewsgreen Road in Emmbrook has the community at the heart of everything it wants ...
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Back to school: Former Wokingham pupils meet up with their headteacher after more than 50 years
ONE BUNCH of Wokingham pupils couldn’t wait for half-term to end so they could get back to school. But these ...
DOG & DUCK ‘SHOOTING’: Man arrested on suspicion of possessing an imitation firearm
A MAN has been arrested on suspicion of possessing an imitation firearm following a ‘shooting’ at an Emmbrook pub last ...
Emmbrook pub ‘shooting’: customers keep calm and carry on after armed police called to scene
CUSTOMERS at a popular Emmbrook pub weren’t going to let a ‘shooting’ spoil their evening: they simply kept calm and ...
Lions, bars in a giant Easter egg: win a kilo of chocolate!
THE Wokingham Lions Club is hoping to raise £2,000 for local causes with the launch of its Easter Raffle. Organisations ...
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 ...
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