READING women’s captain Kirsty Pearce has retired from professional football at the age of 32. The midfielder joined the Royals from Portsmouth in 2014, her first professional club, and enjoyed...
Read moreDetailsA LOOK at the role Christians can play in tackling climate change will be explored in a new talk taking place in Wokingham next weekend. Faith In A Changing Climate...
Read moreDetailsWASHINDI Trampoline Club celebrated more success as they hosted their final Gymnastics Club Development competition last weekend. The clubs up and coming youngsters competed in top level of three CD...
Read moreDetailsDragging your lazy teenager out of bed just got ten times easier thanks to Dave Turner, mastermind of Twyford’s record breaking seesaw challenge. Mr Turner- who built the seesaw over...
Read moreDetailsTWENTY four teams battled it out at Woodford Park Cricket grounds to be crowned Rangers Sports six-a-side cricket 2019 champions. The soft ball amateur cricket tournament, which was hosted on...
Read moreDetailsA MAN from Wokingham rubbed shoulders with the stars on Friday, after winning a BBC Radio 2 quiz. Ross Rotheram joined Zoe Ball on her breakfast show and met Alexander...
Read moreDetailsDESPITE defeat on the final day of the season, there was plenty for the Royals women team to celebrate. A 3-2 defeat to Chelsea in a compelling final game of...
Read moreDetailsA Berkshire-based charity dedicated to enhancing the lives of disadvantaged individuals has named trainee journalists of the local newspaper as its next beneficiaries. Founded in 2013 by entrepreneur...
Read moreDetailsA BUSY bus route out of Reading's town centre was blocked by teenage activists today in a protest about climate change. The youngsters were taking part in the #YouthStrike4Climate, part...
Read moreDetailsOne of the borough's four MPs announced her resignation as Prime Minister, saying the role had been "the honour of my life". Theresa May, whose Maidenhead constituency includes parts of...
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