READING FC WOMEN'S manager was left unimpressed with the match officials after the Royals' defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC WOMEN fell to their second consecutive defeat to bein the new Women's Super League season after Brighton & Hove Albion
Read moreDetailsA COMMUNITY group is helping youngsters in Wokingham broaden their horizons while meeting new people.
Read moreDetailsThe Rural Pie Co., based on the London Road in Twyford, has been recognised as the Artisan Pie Company of the Year in the United Kingdom
Read moreDetailsRevellers enjoyed 10 hours of back-to-back live performances at the festival, organised by Loddon Brewery and Reading-based band Third Lung.
Read moreDetailsBest Friends Pet Store, located in Crowthorne High Street, created the Berkshire Pet Food Bank to help those struggling with the cost of living.
Read moreDetailsA RETIREMENT complex in Crowthorne is opening its doors next week so prospective customers can get a taster
Read moreDetailsAutumn was celebrated in all its glory at the Wokingham Horticultural Show, held, after a three-year absence, at St Paul's Parish Rooms.
Read moreDetailsA councillor has asked Wokingham Borough Council to support a target of 50% social and affordable housing on new developments.
Read moreDetailsCllr Michael Firmager, Conservative councillor for Sonning, asked the question at a council meeting on Thursday, September 22.
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