POLICE are appealing for victims of thefts to get in touch with them after recovering more than 90 power tools. The cache of drills, strimmers and angle grinders were found...
Read moreDetailsSAM WALKER says it was "a very easy decision" to complete a free transfer to Reading. The 26-year-old goalkeeper became Paul Clement's sixth signing of the summer, arriving from League...
Read moreDetailsSonning batsman Devan Sharma scored 128 to guide his side to a vital victory over Ruislip. Sharma's century helped lift Sonning out of the Thames Valley Division 3b relegation zone,...
Read moreDetailsJOEY VAN DEN BERG has left Reading to join Dutch second tier side NEC Nijmegen on loan. The midfielder arrived on a free transfer from Heerenveen in 2016 and made...
Read moreDetailsA FOOTBALL fan who punched another fan in the face, damaging their teeth in the process, is being hunted by police. And investigating officers have released a CCTV image of...
Read moreDetailsA 26-year-old man from Wembley will appear at Reading Magistrates' Court today charged with one count of theft and seven counts of fraud by abuse of position of trust. Thames Valley...
Read moreDetailsGAS works outside two Wokingham borough supermarkets have caused gridlock on the roads today – and the firm behind them have apologised for the delays that they are causing. On...
Read moreDetailsFinchampstead took a huge step towards securing their Home Counties Premier 1 survival with an eight-wicket thrashing of Oxford. Speaking to The Wokingham Paper last week, captain Dan Lincoln said...
Read moreDetailsA DIGITAL revolution will bring a meaning to a burger and fries – silicon chips are going to help a fast food restaurant enter the space age when it reopens...
Read moreDetailsReading will return from their tour of Austria unbeaten after a second draw of the week. Fresh from their 2-2 comeback against Besiktas in Graz on Tuesday, the Royals moved onto...
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