Prince William spotted in Finchampstead
The Prince of Wales was at the Sports Club in the village, watching his son Prince Louis play football.
Read moreDetailsThe Prince of Wales was at the Sports Club in the village, watching his son Prince Louis play football.
Read moreDetailsThe new football pitches at High Copse sports ground, off Hyde End Road in Shinfield, are now ready and in use by Shinfield Rangers Football Club.
Read moreDetailsReading manager Leam Richardson admitted his side were unable to sustain a strong first-half display as the Royals slipped to defeat
Read moreDetailsAscot Racecourse's final race meeting to the year marks the start of the festive season with the Howden Christmas Racing Weekend.
Read moreDetailsReading FC fans have reacted strongly after Leam Richardson's team fell to a consecutive defeat in League One.
Read moreDetailsDIRECTOR of Rugby Seb Reynolds was left to rue self-inflicted errors as Rams nearly upset the odds against National One table-toppers Rotherham Titans
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Leam Richardson said his side were punished for a slow start as they fell to a 2-1 defeat against Peterborough United.
Read moreDetailsReading FC have completed the signing of a young promising star on a permanent deal from current Premier League champions Liverpool.
Read moreDetailsReading FC could be without midfielder Andy Rinohmota for up to a month after he was called up to represent Zimbabwe at the upcoming AFCON.
Read moreDetailsReading fell to their first League One defeat under new manager Leam Richardson as they were beaten by relegation battling Peterborough United.
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