It's been a good week for Reading they got back to winning ways with a 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest on Tuesday night at the Mad Stad. That was followed...
Read moreDetailsREADING WOMEN have been rocked by the news that Jade Moore will miss several months with an ankle injury. The Lionesses midfielder has been in fine form ever since joining...
Read moreDetailsAn attempted rape took place today in a Winnersh park and police are appealing for witnesses to help them catch the attacker. A woman was walking her dog in a...
Read moreDetailsA RECORD store in Wokingham is looking forward to a bright future thanks to two exciting new projects. Beyond the Download, which operates out of Holme Grange Craft Village, has...
Read moreDetailsTWO properties in Twyford have been targeted by thieves. At some point on Thursday, October 26, a property in Wargrave Road was broken into, and a laptop was stolen. Anyone...
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY music night will take place at a Shinfield pub this weekend. The Bell and Bottle in School Green is welcoming five-piece band The Undercovers and holding a fundraising...
Read moreDetailsHORSE owners are being invited to a special Equestrian Security Evening on November 24. Thames Valley Police will be hosting the event at Swallowfield Parish Hall from 7pm to 10pm,...
Read moreDetailsREFUGEE families who have recently settled in the local area enjoyed a day out at Dinton Pastures last week thanks to a local charity. Reading Refugee Support Group (RRSG) hosted...
Read moreDetailsReading Women continued their recent fine form with a 4-0 win against Watford Ladies on Wednesday evening. After three games unbeaten lifting Kelly Chambers' side up to third in the...
Read moreDetailsIF it ain't broke: don't fix it. That's how the old adage goes. But in the case of East Berkshire Operatic Society (EBOS) and their take on the classic tale...
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