Wokingham Community Awards 2025: James McBride wins Sports coach of the Year
This years Coach of the Year award was won by Wokingham Leisure Centre's James McBride for his outstanding work where he runs CLASP sports sessions
Read moreDetailsThis years Coach of the Year award was won by Wokingham Leisure Centre's James McBride for his outstanding work where he runs CLASP sports sessions
Read moreDetailsThe unsung heroes of the borough were celebrated on Tuesday evening in the third edition of the annual Wokingham Community Awards.
Read moreDetailsFull list of winners: Community Sports coach of the Year, sponsored by Crosfields School: James McBride Environmental Champion of the Year, sponsored by Grundon Waste Management: Alison Chaney Sportsperson of...
Read moreDetailsIn a move that will delight fans, Reading FC have ssecured the signing of former academy graduate Andy Rinomhota, who returns to the club
Read moreDetailsLeam Richardson celebrated his first win as Reading manager as the Royals edged past promotion-chasing Stevenage 1?0
Read moreDetailsOrganiser for Reading & Leeds Festival Melvin Benn has revealed that he has two headliners booked for the 2026 edition of the festival.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Brian McDermott has started a new role in America.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson has outlined his plans for the upcoming January transfer window
Read moreDetailsA fan favourite is currently training with Reading FC ahead of a potential return to the club just three years after departing.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have bolstered their squad with the addition of a player from the free agent's market following a successful trial period with the club.
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