Thousands enjoy Wokingham’s biggest tournament
Ashridge Park Football Club held its annual six-a-side tournament last weekend.
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Former Arsenal title winner teams up with Reading FC legends
Former Arsenal title winner David Hillier has teamed up with Reading FC legends Dave Kitson and James Harper.
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World Cup winner speaks on importance of spell at Reading FC
Former Reading FC player and World Cup winner Emi Martinez spoke the importance of his experience in Berkshire on a loan spell with the Royals.
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‘We’re hopeful there’s a buyer’: Former Reading FC player expresses sadness at state of club
Former Reading FC academy graduate Jake Cooper has expressed his sadness to see the current state of the club.
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Football finance expert gives thoughts on Reading FC takeover
Football finance expert Kieran Maguire has given his thoughts on Reading FC's drawn out takeover process
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Racing star makes mark in Mini Challenge Trophy
Local motor racing star Luca Osborne is looking to continue his success in the Mini Challenge Trophy.
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Sons return to celebrate fathers’ legacy
Easthampstead Golf Club welcomed the sons of two of its founding members.
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The East Berkshire branch of Palestine Solidarity Campaign to host cricket event
The East Berkshire branch of Palestine Solidarity Campaign will be holding a cricket match at Burnham Cricket Club on Tuesday, June 18.
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New men’s flexi football league to launch to raise awareness for mental health
Berks & Bucks FA are launching a new men's flexi football league for over 30's with the aim of raising awareness for mental health.
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Wokingham Town set to return
Wokingham Town Football Club, which was formed in 1875, played its last competitive match in April 2004.
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