Declan Kidney's first game in charge of London Irish ended in defeat after a thrilling contest against Gloucester. A bumper crowd of over 15,000 packed into Madejski Stadium as the...
Read moreDetailsBroad Street (and Langborough Road) reopened to traffic yesterday but eagle-eyed readers noticed that the new York stone crossing paths were stained after the first cars went over them. Following...
Read moreDetailsPOLICE have launched an investigation after cannabis plants were found at the site of a house fire in Emmbrook. On Thursday, March 22, Thames Valley Police closed Reading Road to...
Read moreDetailsANNA GREEN is hoping now could be the perfect time to face Chelsea as Reading prepare to travel to the league leaders on Sunday. The Blues are unbeaten in the...
Read moreDetailsNew Reading manager Paul Clement says he is fully confident he will keep the Royals in the Championship this season. The former Derby County and Swansea City boss was unveiled...
Read moreDetailsIt's open! Motorists this morning have finally been able to use the first new road around Wokingham's town hall after a section of Broad Street was completed last night. And...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released an E-Fit image of a man officers wish to trace following an indecent exposure in Reading. The incident took took place at around 12.30pm on...
Read moreDetailsTHE leader of Wokingham's Liberal Democrats was one of the first people on the scene of the house fire that saw Reading Road closed to traffic yesterday afternoon. Cllr Lindsay...
Read moreDetailsA heavy police presence remains on the scene of a house fire in Emmbrook this evening. At least three police cars are at the home, which is on Reading Road....
Read moreDetailsFIRE CREWS have been called to a house fire in Reading Road, Woosehill - and to help them tackle the blaze Police closed a section of the road. It has...
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