Oratury School pair claim victory in Real Tennis Doubles Championships at The Queen’s Club
ORATORY School pair Archie Watson and Max Schuetz claimed a significant victory in the National Under 18s Real Tennis Doubles Championships
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Millward, May & Co’s Ryan Millward summits Mount Kilimanjaro for charity
Ryan Millward, from local accountancy firm Millward, May & Co, has successfully summited Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest peak
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Rams RFC knocked off National One top spot
SEB Reynolds admitted Rams must learn quickly after they suffered a second consecutive National One reverse
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Police appeal for witnesses to serious three-car collision on A329M
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a serious road traffic collision involving three cars near Reading
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Man jailed for slashing victim’s face with knife in Wokingham
A 49-year-old man from Wokingham has been jailed for eight years after he slashed a victim across the face with a knife.
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Closure order for Wokingham home
Thames Valley Police executed a warrant following reports from the community.
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Man sentenced for shoplifting offences in Wokingham
A 27-year-old man has been sentenced to 50 weeks imprisonment for shoplifting in Wokingham.
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The Traitors: Live experience announces first ticket release ahead of opening in London
Set to open in Summer 2025, The Traitors: Live Experience has announced the release of tickets for the official live, playable experience.
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Reading Rockets soar to victory in thrilling comeback against Trailblazers
In a display of resilience and teamwork, the Reading Rockets overcame early setbacks to secure a commanding 105-92 victory over the Derby
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Windsor Castle to offer £1 entry scheme throughout 2025
Windsor Castle will be offering £1 entry for those receiving Universal credit and other named benefits throughout 2025.
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