Rams RFC win thriller to stay in National One title race
Rams RFC managed to come through the chaos of a poor start to defeat Blackheath 33-25 in a National One thriller at Old Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsRams RFC managed to come through the chaos of a poor start to defeat Blackheath 33-25 in a National One thriller at Old Bath Road.
Read moreDetailsBefore battle commences, I want to strike a less partisan note and thank those many councillors who are standing down at the elections on May 2
Read moreDetailsRebecca Bird, 53, will be making her debut in this year's Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race alongside Alex Burt, 46, a former Team GB slalom canoeist
Read moreDetailsAs the rain falls, my mind turns to the Bible story of Noah. He and his family stuck inside a large floating ark as rain fell for 40 days and...
Read moreDetailsIn the changes to the Laws of the Game agreed at this month's IFAB AGM. were two surprising tweaks for the penalty kick.
Read moreDetailsI came into local politics for two reasons. The first was to do right for Arborfield and Wokingham residents.
Read moreDetailsWhen the Conservative councillors ran the Council, we routinely lobbied the Government for a fairer funding settlement for Wokingham
Read moreDetailsRams RFC got their National One title hopes back on track as they scored six tries in a convincing away victory at Cinderford.
Read moreDetailsHere are just some examples, since the Liberal Democrats have been in charge of how we have been careful with Wokingham's money
Read moreDetailsReading spoiled the St Patrick's Day celebrations at London Irish holding the Wild Geese to a draw in a match which caught fire in the second half.
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