PAUL CLEMENT says he is “very confident” of adding at least one new striker to the squad. Reading have already made three summer signings with the free transfers of defenders...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM brewery is to celebrate its third birthday with a party and everyone is invited. Bond Brews, based at Gardeners Green Farm in Heathlands Road, will open its doors...
Read moreDetailsMILLIONS of viewers know him as the deadpan one from Never Mind The Buzzcocks, but the comic and punk poet Phill Jupitus is actually busy touring. “This has been how...
Read moreDetailsPolice have issued a warning of disruption in Reading ahead of tomorrow night's final group game for England as they expect hundreds of football fans to watch the game on...
Read moreDetailsMatt Foord has departed Bracknell Bees after 10 season with the club. 'Foordy', 36, has become a firm fans' favourite during his spell at The Hive, having originally joined way...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE has said that no further action was taken against a man arrested in connection with a voyeurism incident at a Bracknell swimming pool. Earlier this week, Thames Valley Police...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police hope to be able to re-open the A327 within the next couple of hours, and are warning motorists to avoid the area following a serious collision. Recovery...
Read moreDetailsNo member of the SOAR campaign went to the Wokingham Planning meeting with hope of more than a token vote or two against the MRT planning application. In a remarkable...
Read moreDetailsRail services around Wokingham are being disrupted thanks to a points failure. National Rail are warning that there will be cancellations and delays to services of up to 25 minutes...
Read moreDetailsREADING Borough Council is to consider its options after a £24 million plan to build a single track bus lane bridge over the River Thames was turned down by Wokingham...
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