Former Reading FC star becomes free agent after being released by Championship club
Former Reading FC star midfielder Tom Ince has been released by Watford following the end of the Championship season and is now a free agent.
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Berkshire and Oxfordshire take win a piece in NCCA T20 double header
Berkshire and Oxfordshire had a win apiece when the neighbouring counties met at Wargrave on Sunday in a NCCA T20 group double-header.
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Padel plans approved for Wokingham unit
Plans have been approved that will see a vacant commercial unit in Wokingham transformed into an indoor sports facility.
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Law colleagues pedal for good causes
Blandy's bikeathon raises funds for local charities
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Shortlist announced for Football in Berkshire 2026 awards
Football in Berkshire's judging panel, has read the stories, taken note of the number of nominations and voted for their top three in each category
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New clubhouse for historic Hurst Bowling Club
The volunteer?run club, which was founded in 1747.
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Reading FC could be set to big fee as former winger is linked with big money Premier League move
Former Reading FC winger Femi Azeez is being linked with a potential £20m move to a Premier League side when the summer transfer window opens.
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Wokingham Town at Wembley
Wokingham Town FC was represented at Wembley stadium in Saturday's FA Cup final.
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Aaron wins supporters’ award for Wokingham Town FC
A packed Emmbrook Sports and Social Club saw the 16-year-old win the coveted award by a single vote.
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Reading FC Women conclude season of progress
A season of rebuilding and progress has come to an end for Reading FC Women after the Royals concluded their campaign
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