Psst… anyone seen a lawnmower for the borough?
RESIDENTS have been taking to social media asking when the Borough will be given a short back and sides. The recent hot spell has seen grass grow at rapid rates...
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Appeal for witnesses after Wokingham teenager knocked off bike in hit and run
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a cyclist was knocked off his bike in Wokingham. The incident took place around 9.50am on Tuesday, May 8, in Wiltshire Road....
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Police appeal for witnesses following M4 collision
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a serious collision on the M4 in Berkshire. The incident took place around 3.15am on Saturday, May 5. A white VolksWagen Crafter...
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Bracknell Bees appoint Doug Sheppard as new head coach
Bracknell Bees have appointed Doug Sheppard as their new head coach for the 2018/19 season. Sheppard, 41, arrives following a highly successful spell as Basingstoke Bison boss, including guiding his...
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High Steward Lady Elizabeth retires after 26 years’ service to Wokingham
Wokingham’s High Steward has retired after 26 years of service to the town. Late last month, Wokingham Town Council celebrated Lady Elizabeth Godsal’s service to the town with a special...
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REPORT: Reading Women 3-0 Liverpool Ladies – Chaplen double strengthens grip on third spot
BROOKE CHAPLEN bagged a brace as Reading Women saw off Liverpool Ladies 3-0 at Madejski Stadium to stay third in the WSL 1 table. The striker broke the deadlock in...
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Campaign group urges objections to River Thames bus lane bridge plan
A CAMPAIGN group is urging residents to submit objections to plans to concrete over an area by the River Thames to create a bus lane bridge. SOAR (Save Our Ancient...
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Campaigners warn 1,000 trees at risk if transport plan goes ahead
MORE THAN a thousand trees could be felled to build a park and ride by the River Thames in Earley. That’s the warning from a campaign group which claims a...
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INTERVIEW (part one): Chief exec Ron Gourlay on what went wrong at Reading FC this season
Reading chief executive Ron Gourlay insists the club will put things right this summer after a miserable 2017/18 campaign came to an end on Sunday. The Royals went from reaching...
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INTERVIEW: Brooke Chaplen hoping to put on a show as Reading Women welcome Liverpool to Madejski Stadium
BROOKE CHAPLEN says Reading Women are looking to put on a show when they return to Madejski Stadium this weekend. The Royals are enjoying their best ever season, currently sitting...
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