COMMENTARY: Electus Interruptus
Two weeks ago, if you believe that Britain’s a two party state, one of the main contenders for the post of Home Secretary demonstrated their numerical skills in a radio...
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Chris Gunter confident Reading FC will come back stronger, if Stam stays
A DEVASTATED Chris Gunter is confident Reading can use yet another play-off heartbreak to their advantage. But the Royals’ stand-in skipper says it is vital the club do not make...
Read moreDetailsSonning sports club gets behind Hockey for Heroes
A SPORTS club in Sonning is throwing its support behind a national charity challenge. On Wednesday (31) Sonning Hockey Club, in Sonning Lane, will take part in Hockey for Heroes'...
Read moreDetailsWokingham man jailed for sex and fraud offences
A MAN from Wokingham has been jailed for seven years after pleading guilty to engaging in sexual activity with a child. Owen Critchley, 27, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty...
Read moreDetailsREACTION: Ali Al-Habsi expresses pride after devastating Wembley loss
ALI AL-HABSI says he and his Reading team-mates "have to be very proud of ourselves" despite today's heartbreaking penalty shoot-out defeat to Huddersfield Town at Wembley. After a goalless draw...
Read moreDetailsREPORT: Reading FC 0-0 Huddersfield (3-4 on pens.) – Penalty heartbreak for Royals at Wembley
READING suffered penalty shoot-out heartbreak at Wembley, losing to Huddersfield Town in the Championship play-off final. After a tense 90 minutes where chances were few and far between, the game...
Read moreDetailsREVIEW: Comedy gold over dinner at The Mill at Sonning
BERNARD has planned a romantic weekend to the finest detail. The Cordon Bleu chef is on her way, the champagne is on ice and he’s put on his best shirt...
Read moreDetailsWoodley pharmacy fun day to help Me2 Club
A PHARMACY in Woodley has thrown its support behind a local charity for its annual fundraising day. Day Lewis Pharmacy, in Hurricane Way, will be holding the fun day, which...
Read moreDetailsWestende School raise funds for Manchester with Enterprise Day
CHILDREN from a school in Wokingham put their business hats on to raise £850 for the victims of the Manchester attack. Pupils from Westende Junior School, in Seaford Road, have...
Read moreDetailsAllen: ‘Brum clash is more than winnable for Reading Women’
REMI ALLEN says Sunday’s clash with Birmingham is “more than winnable” as Reading prepare for their final home game of the Spring Series. Royals go into their contest with the...
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