THEO BROPHY CLEWS scored four second half tries to keep London Irish's European Challenge Cup hopes alive with a bonus point victory over Krasny Yar. After a below par first...
Read moreDetailsWORK on the new Saxons Court development will see a busy Wokingham road closed this weekend. Cross Street will be shut to traffic on Sunday, to enable a crane to be...
Read moreDetailsLife on the pitch is getting no easier for Reading as they laboured to a 0-0 draw against Stevenage in the FA Cup. It has been a clear week for...
Read moreDetailsMatt Rodda, one of Wokingham's four MPs, has been appointed by Jeremy Corbyn to serve in Labour's front bench. The news was announced on Friday, January 12, days after another...
Read moreDetailsA RECRUITMENT campaign has been launched to help find more on-call firefighters at a number of fire stations including Wargrave and Crowthorne. The Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS)...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM parents who signed a petition on changes to childcare vouchers have helped generate a parliamentary debate on the issue. Taking place on Monday, January 15, the debate explores the...
Read moreDetailsALEX LEWINGTON has been named London Irish player of the month for December, The Wokingham Paper can exclusively reveal. The winger started all three Premiership games last month, scoring a...
Read moreDetailsJAMES ANDERSON says Woodley have showed they are "really up for the fight" as the battle to avoid relegation heats up. The Kestrels, enjoying their first season in the top...
Read moreDetailsRAMPANT Redingensians continued their charge up the table with a clinical bonus-point 39-26 win over Worthing at Old Bath Road. Rams have now won five games on the spin and...
Read moreDetailsA CHRISTMAS cat helped a charity appeal raise almost £2,000 over three days. Members of Easthampstead Rotary Club welcomed mascot Kinder The Kindly Cat for their festive collection, which was...
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