Reading fell to an opening game defeat in the Championship as they were beaten 3-1 by Sheffield Wednesday. Jose Gomes reiterated that he is still keen for the club to...
Read moreDetailsREADING were dealt an opening day blow in the Championship a quick response from Sam Hutchinson cancelled out Yakou Meite's equaliser before Lucas Joao added a third in stoppage time....
Read moreDetailsWokingham’s new-look PizzaExpress is a restaurant of two halves: the new kitchen area is towards the front, while the back area is a light and spacious conservatory area with plenty...
Read moreDetailsMARK Ashwell loves watching sport, playing sport, sponsoring sport and even referees rugby matches. Now, the respected founder and owner of TradeMark Windows Doors and Conservatories, has teamed up with...
Read moreDetailsREADING have made their fifth acquisition of the summer as Argentine winger Lucas Boye joins from Italian side Torino on a season-long loan. Having played in the Argentine Primera División...
Read moreDetailsA NEW road currently being built in Arborfield has received a boost after receiving Government funding. On Thursday, August 1, roads minister Baroness Vere announced a £24 million investment for...
Read moreDetailsA PLAN to convert a popular Wokingham town centre car park into 77 homes has been thrown out by planning officers. It was rejected as Wokingham Borough Council’s planning department...
Read moreDetailsIT’S BEEN a while coming, but finally the Bar + Block Steakhouse in Winnersh is preparing to open – and to celebrate, it is offering diners a tasty 40% discount...
Read moreDetailsReading manager Jose Gomes insists that his team are completely ready ahead of their Championship opener on Saturday against Sheffield Wednesday, despite suggesting he wants to bring in more players....
Read moreDetailsAn employee from a Wokingham off-licence was fined for selling cider to a minor last Friday. Parmit Singh Kapoor, 29, from BB Wines, was convicted at Reading Magistrates’ Court after...
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