Wokingham’s paralympic equestrian Sophie Christiansen had a stunning start at Rio, beating 24 riders to finish top in her event on Monday. Her score was the highest mark of the competition...
Read moreDetailsA round of golf has long been known to be good for business, but for a Dragon it will help him make his dream come true. Celebrities including former GB Olympian...
Read moreDetailsBINFIELD shooter Amber Hill says she has her eyes on Tokyo 2020 after getting back from a "crazy" two weeks competing at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. Hill, 19,...
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has released a CCTV image in connection with an assault investigation at Royal Ascot POLICE have released a CCTV image of a man they want to speak...
Read moreDetails"WE'RE NOT relying on anybody but ourselves." That was the message from Reading Women captain Kirsty McGee as her side remained in danger of relegation from FA WSL 1 after...
Read moreDetailsA TALENTED 10-year-old has just finished a lead role in a West End musical. Emily Highams, who lives in Woodley, spent the summer performing in The Secret Garden, sharing the...
Read moreDetailsA PROPOSAL to axe noise cancelling fencing aimed at protecting Shinfield residents from a new road looks set to get the green light this week. On Wednesday, Wokingham Borough Council’s planning...
Read moreDetailsA warning has gone out to drivers using the M4 this week - expect delays due to emergency repairs. On Sunday, an accident caused damage to the safety barrier on...
Read moreDetailsA white van driver who is alleged to have pointed a gun and a knife in Wokingham on Wednesday night is being hunted by police. Thames Valley Police said that...
Read moreDetailsDANNY WILLIAMS bagged a stoppage time winner as Reading saw off Ipswich Town 2-1 in a tale of three penalties at Madejski Stadium. Royals took the lead moments before the...
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