On Sunday, the annual toy run took place, seeing around 2,000 bikers take part in a colourful procession through Shinfield, Winnersh and Wokingham. Organised by the Reading Christian Bikers, the...
Read moreDetailsFara Williams netted two fine goals to earn Reading Women a 2-2 draw against Liverpool Women at Adams Park. The Royals twice fell behind to Courtney Sweetman-Kirk strikes, but Williams...
Read moreDetailsROGER HERRIDGE believes youngster Eddie Lee has the quality to fill the vacant striker berth at Binfield. The Moles suffered a big blow last month when top scorer Sean Moore...
Read moreDetailsOfficers from Thames Valley Police are currently investigating a serious collision on the A4 Bath Road this evening. Details are still emerging but the incident appears to be between a...
Read moreDetailsA GOOD Samaritan who attempted to break up a fight in Wokingham’s town centre was hit over the head with a spanner. The incident took place in Wellington Road on...
Read moreDetailsTHERE’S magic in The Hexagon’s lamp. Their latest pantomime, Aladdin, is a triumph from start to finish with something for the whole family to enjoy: jokes, songs, dancing and slapstick...
Read moreDetailsScott Marshall says he is "well up for the fight" of being the temporary first team manager at Reading. Under-23s boss Marshall stepped up into the top job on Thursday...
Read moreDetailsSheffield United scored twice in the final 10 minutes to leave the Royals in the Championship relegation zone. Reading looked toothless throughout under caretaker boss Scott Marshall, but were nearing...
Read moreDetailsAT THE end of Dick Whittington And His Cat, the little girl just a few seats down the row was standing, a massive grin on her face. She was as...
Read moreDetailsA MAN was left at the entrance of a car park in Wokingham's town centre in a suspected GBH attack. Now Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to help...
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