Jaap Stam hailed his side's mentality to fight back from 2-1 behind with 13 minutes to play to beat Brentford 3-2 in a thrilling game at Madejski Stadium. John Swift's...
Read moreDetailsReading scored twice in the last 13 minutes to notch a crucial win against Brentford in a highly entertaining game at Madejski Stadium. Late strikes from Danny Williams and Roy...
Read moreDetailsTHE final chapter is about to written for a popular Wokingham book shop - and the owners are planning for a happy ending. Bookends in Peach Street will close its...
Read moreDetailsAN APPEAL has been launched to trace the drivers of two cars who failed to stop for police just after school run last week. Police also want dash cam footage...
Read moreDetailsYour browser does not support iframes. Today is the Wokingham Half Marathon. It's cold, damp and ... well, it could snow again, but the world will be watching thanks to...
Read moreDetailsBy Isaac Farnworth - Jaap Stam cut a frustrated figure for the second week in a row as his Reading side could only manager a goalless draw against a resolute Barnsley. The...
Read moreDetailsJORDAN OBITA says Jaap Stam has completely changed the way Reading look at football. Stam was named Championship manager of the month earlier today for the first time since he...
Read moreDetailsTo celebrate the launch of its new and improved app, Reading Buses is offering free bus travel this Sunday. The company, which runs several routes across the borough including the...
Read moreDetailsELITE runners from across the country will be among more than 2,000 competing in this Sunday’s half marathon. The race starts and finishes at Cantley Park in Wokingham and the...
Read moreDetailsA COUPLE who live in Sonning are looking forward to the pitter patter of tiny feet - according to a Hollywood actor. The BBC have reported that the actor Matt...
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