AN appeal for witnesses has been made following the attempted burglary of a shop in Wokingham last night. At around 10pm on Sunday, a man was seen approaching a shop...
Read moreDetailsJaap Stam rued missed opportunities as Reading slipped to their first home defeat of the season at the hands of Bristol City. Reading succumbed to a rare home defeat, their...
Read moreDetailsA GROUP of youngsters from a church in Woodley are preparing for a trip of a lifetime to help a community in South Africa. Eleven young people, aged between 16...
Read moreDetailsReady to work some #Strictly magic on the dance floor, it’s @thedebbiemcgee and @pernicegiovann1! ✨ pic.twitter.com/jeTNIp4qvy — BBC Strictly✨ (@bbcstrictly) September 9, 2017 Debbie McGee’s dancing partner in this year’s...
Read moreDetailsON SATURDAY, we’ll get our first glimpse of Debbie McGee in this year’s Strictly Come Dancing. We can’t wait. At 7pm, the nation will tune in to see the celebrities...
Read moreDetailsSONE ALUKO insists he feels no extra pressure at being Reading's new club-record signing. Aluko arrived from Fulham in the final week of the transfer window for a reported fee...
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM AND EMMBROOK will finally play their first home game of the season this Saturday. As is often the case, Sumas have been forced to play three away fixtures to...
Read moreDetailsA FUN day to raise money for rescued horses proved to be a huge hit last weekend. SAFE (Saving Abandoned Fly-Grazing Equines) held the End of Summer Fun Day on...
Read moreDetailsRUNNERS from across the county will again descend on Swallowfield later this month. Now in its eight consecutive year, the annual Swallowfield 10+3 and Duathlon event will take place on...
Read moreDetailsA group of Duke of Edinburgh students from LVS Ascot returned on Saturday 5th August from an exhilarating trip to Nepal which saw them enjoy an amazing variety of experiences....
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