Featured in the paper every Thursday, Bracknell Bees head coach Doug Sheppard gives his latest views on Bracknell's season on and off the ice in an exclusive column. SCORING nine...
Read moreDetailsA KNIFE-WIELDING man threatened a woman in front of a child in a terrifying late-night raid on her home earlier this week. Now police are appealing for witnesses to the...
Read moreDetailsSCOTT MARSHALL says Reading fans should not be concerned by the delay in appointing a new permanent boss. Under-23s manager Marshall stepped up on a caretaker basis to replace Paul...
Read moreDetailsDoug Sheppard says new Bracknell Bees signing Tyler VanKleef is "going to make a big difference to our team". The Canadian arrives following a spell at Elite League side Nottingham...
Read moreDetailsAn auto retail group recently brewed up a huge £18,100 for Macmillan Cancer Support after taking part in the ‘World’s Biggest Coffee Morning’. Eden Motor Group, with 22 dealerships across...
Read moreDetailsTO HELP farmers in the fight against rural crime, Thames Valley Police recently met with two groups to spread the word about working together. Thames Valley Police chief constable Francis...
Read moreDetailsCOUNCIL bosses have announced a timetable for festive waste and recycling collections. During Christmas and New Year, there will be a two-day delay on collections before normal service resumes on...
Read moreDetailsBinfield began the defence of their Perpetua Press Floodlit Cup with a 3-1 win over Woodley. The fixture was switched from Rivermoor to Hill Farm Lane and the new hosts...
Read moreDetailsLondon Irish will officially return home for the start of the 2020/21 campaign. The Exiles have played their rugby at Madejski Stadium in Reading since 2000, but have now agreed...
Read moreDetailsTHE first phase of new housing for Gorse Ride will begin early next year. It follows the demolition this week of the former Cockayne Court Care Home. Around 50 homes...
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