Reading RFC 17-15 London Irish Wild Geese: Hosts take victory in closely fought contest
Reading RFC stunned high flying London Irish Wild Geese with a well-deserved victory in a closely fought game.
Read moreDetailsReading RFC stunned high flying London Irish Wild Geese with a well-deserved victory in a closely fought game.
Read moreDetailsWe are trying to extend, improve, and in some cases, repair relations with external partners. We believe that much can be gained by working together
Read moreDetailsRAMS RFC returned to winning ways in style to end a run of three defeats on the bounce as Stevie Bryant's last gasp try earned a bonus point victory
Read moreDetailsBRACKNELL TOWN were eliminated from the FA Trophy after they were on the end of a home defeat to Horsham.
Read moreDetailsAt last Thursday's Wokingham Borough Full Council meeting, I asked questions of the Thames Valley Police Chief Constable
Read moreDetailsKingfisher A extended their lead at the top of division 1 with a 9-1 victory over Tilehurst RBL A despite some resistance from Jon Willis.
Read moreDetailsThe Bible tells us in Philippians 4:6: "Do not be anxious for anything, instead of worrying pray".
Read moreDetailsThe proposed name change of Wokingham and Emmbrook Football Club to its original title of Wokingham Town brought memories of refereeing them
Read moreDetailsThe Conservatives' behaviour shows an enormous lack of respect for the police.
Read moreDetailsReading RFC came off second best in a closely fought game against old rivals Salisbury.
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