A brace from Yakou Meite along with Sam Baldock’s first half penalty helped to deliver only a second league win at home for the Royals, as they overcame fellow strugglers...
Read moreDetailsThis chilli chicken dish is quick and easy to make. Chicken thighs are tastier in my opinion but take an extra 30 minutes to cook. Chicken breast also works well....
Read moreDetailsTWO pet shops in the borough will be holding special workshops for children next week aimed at helping them learn how to care for their pets. The Creature Care events...
Read moreDetailsLES KISS has urged his London Irish side to learn from their away outing at Coventry last month when they head up to Doncaster on Saturday (2.30pm). Despite Doncaster's lowly...
Read moreDetails"IT MIGHT be a pivotal month in our season." That is the feeling of Binfield boss Roger Herridge as his side look to continue their march up the Hellenic Premier...
Read moreDetailshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb2TLgthpdQ 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. Two...
Read moreDetailsThe third tenant for the new Peach Place shopping complex has been revealed - it is to be the book retailer Waterstones. In a vote of confidence not just for...
Read moreDetailsProfessional boxer ‘Sniper’ Sam Smith writes a weekly column, exclusive to The Wokingham Paper, all about his life as a prizefighter as he prepares for the biggest test of his...
Read moreDetailsSUNDAY lunch at a Hurst pub was steam powered thanks to a special display. A group of steam powered vehicles visited The Elephant and Castle in Lodge Road at the...
Read moreDetailsReading FC academy boss Ged Roddy says moving to the new training ground at Bearwood "will make a huge difference for us". The Royals are soon set to move from...
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