Reading RFC 14-17 Witney: Hosts edged out in tight contest
A last-ditch Reading effort to grasp a victory proved unsuccessful in a tightly fought game against Witney.
Read moreDetailsA last-ditch Reading effort to grasp a victory proved unsuccessful in a tightly fought game against Witney.
Read moreDetailsIt's Christmas Eve again, almost midnight And all through my festooned flat nothing is stirring Except me, I'm making the mincemeat I forgot to buy
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL TOWN put another point on the board in their mid table battle with Poole Town despite playing the last half an hour with 10 men.
Read moreDetailsRAMS slipped to a first National One defeat in five games as Chinnor deservedly won their top-of-the-table clash 21-7 at Kingsey Road.
Read moreDetailsIT WAS a case of two points dropped for Woodley United who conceded a late equaliser in a match where they enjoyed good possession but were wasteful
Read moreDetailsFor Wargrave Local History Society's December meeting, Di Evans shared her Reminiscences of Wargrave
Read moreDetailsLast week's sports pages reported that Manchester City were being charged by the FA with 'failing to control their players' in the 3-3 draw
Read moreDetailsAs we busy ourselves with our Christmas preparations, perhaps we need to take time to press pause and reflect a while
Read moreDetailsIn the match featuring the top two sides Division Two, title favourites Reading FC beat Kingfisher F 8-2 with Michael Childs recording his eighth
Read moreDetailsWe should not forget that the budget of Liz Truss a little more than a year ago, applauded by Wokingham's MP John Redwood, pushed up interest rates
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