Lincoln City 1-1 Reading: Knibbs nets to see Royals collect away point
READING FC remain in 23rd place in League One after Harvey Knibbs netted to help his side pick up a point on the road at Lincoln City.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC remain in 23rd place in League One after Harvey Knibbs netted to help his side pick up a point on the road at Lincoln City.
Read moreDetailsThe new managers of a Barkham pub and restaurant have taken the meaning of 'local' to a whole new level.
Read moreDetailsThames Valley police and crime commissioner Matthew Barber has urged parents not to buy e-scooters for their children this Christmas
Read moreDetailsWokingham borough has ranked number one in England for the proportion of adults with a learning disability in paid employment.
Read moreDetailsLate last month, in the face of public opposition, Wokingham Borough Council began the transfer of the management of St Crispin's Leisure Centre
Read moreDetailsCllr Pauline Jorgensen As the year draws to a close, it provides an opportunity for me to reflect on what Wokingham Borough Conservatives have achieved in 2023. It’s our job...
Read moreDetailsA stream in Charvil has been restocked with more than 1,200 fish.
Read moreDetailsThe cost of living crisis means that many of our residents will sadly find it difficult to just pay for the basic essentials this Christmas
Read moreDetailsIT'S NEARLY time for Noddy Holder to hang his stocking on the wall. If you're looking for a soundtrack to feel seasonal, why not keep it local?
Read moreDetailsA CHARITY that offers palliative care is branching out ? by offering to collect your Christmas tree.
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