Record sales will help Hurst Cricket Club through the off-season
Parents and supporters of young players at Hurst Cricket Club turned out for a fundraising evening - and established a record for bar sales.
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Young filmmaker’s triathlon challenge will support young disabled people
Young filmmaker's triathlon challenge will support young disabled people
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Reading FC sign Amadou Mbengue to new contract
READING FC has confirmed that Amadou Mbengue has signed a new contract with the club.
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Man on Woosehill roof: officers bring incident to safe conclusion
Man on Woosehill roof: officers bring incident to safe conclusion
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Police appealing for witnesses following collision in Crowthorne
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a motorbike collision in Crowthorne with left a man with life-threatening injuries on Tuesday
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Residents keen to divert attention away from Hall Farm as potential RBH relocation site
A CAMPAIGN group has raised concerns over the Royal Berkshire Hospital's potential move to a greenfield site.
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Wimbledon is a winner for residents of Lower Earley care home
A PERFECT match was served up at Austin House in Lower Earley when residents and staff tuned in to watch the Wimbledon men's tennis final
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A celebration of pioneers, the present and everything in between at the Windrush 75 Sports Day
HUNDREDS came together on Sunday afternoon for a celebration of all things Caribbean.
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Hurst pre-school marks its 50th with a celebration party
A popular preschool, which has its highest-ever number of children on roll, has just celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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Wind in the Meadows: Readipop battles the weather and showcases home-grown talent
ONE OF Reading's grassroots festivals has battled the weather to feature home-grown talent alongside internationally-acclaimed artists
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