It was rather apt that plans for the European Super League were revealed on the sixth anniversary of Reading’s FA Cup semi-final with Arsenal.That game epitomised everything good about football’s...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Women’s Division OneEVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA LADIES moved up to sixth with a 3-0 triumph over Milton United Ladies.Megan Averill scored a stunning volley to put the Boars in...
Read moreDetailsThe Queens Oak in Finchampstead serves a royal feast, says Claire Worsfold in her latest food review.
Read moreDetailsBerks County FC, with the help of partner club S4K Ladies, have launched a new pathway to help young girls discover a passion for football.Named ‘Weetabix Wildcats’, Berks County have...
Read moreDetailsDavid and Katie, whose names have been changed to protect their daughter’s identity, wanted to share their family’s experiences of the investigation.
Read moreDetailsWoodley United Ladies played their first competitive game in nearly six months as they drew with Abbey Rangers.Understandably the team were slow to start and then hindered by an early...
Read moreDetailsFire crews were called out to a rooftop blaze in Arborfield Green last week, and charitable organisations banded together to support those made homeless.
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough charities banded together to support residents following the Arborfield Green fire.
Read moreDetailsA consultation is underway to determine the future of Ravenswood Village, a disability centre in Crowthorne.
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council is launching mobile Covid-19 testing vans to support community events.
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