‘This is the darkest day yet’: Sell Before We Dai responds to Reading FC Women’s update
Reading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai has responded after news broke that Reading FC Women would not be able to compete
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Takeover bid falls through as Reading FC Women set to drop out of Women’s Championship
A failed takeover bid means that Reading FC Women look set to drop out of the Women's Championship.
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Football community celebrated in Berkshire Football Awards 2024 ceremony
HUNDREDS turnout out last Wednesday to Double Barrelled Brewery in Reading to celebrate grassroots football in the community.
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Wokingham resident avoids disaster as tree falls in Woosehill
A Wokingham resident avoided disaster by a matter of seconds after a huge tree fell on Thursday evening in Woosehill.
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Reading FC sign young defender to new contract
Reading FC defender Kelvin Abrefa has signed a new two-year deal with the club.
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Junior doctors strike outside of Royal Berkshire Hospital
Junior doctors have gathered outside of Royal Berkshire Hospital as part of a nationwide strike.
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‘Don’t let our women’s team Dai’: Sell Before We Dai launches Reading FC Women billboard campaign
Reading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai are launching a billboard campaign in the town to highlight the plight of Reading FC Women.
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Former Reading FC defender signs for League One side
Former Reading FC full-back Cliton Mola has a new club since being released by the Royals and has signed with League One side Bristol Rovers.
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Care home residents celebrate World Music Day
Dancing and singalongs were the order of the day at Austen House care home in Lower Earley, Reading where residents were keen to
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‘It was an opportunity I couldn’t turn down’: Former Reading FC defender opens up on exit
Former Reading FC defender Tom McIntyre has opened up on a 'frustrating' end to his spell at the club.
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