Taking part in the #PoweringTheNHS volunteer initiative, which the Premiership Rugby club has been running for the last few months, the Earl and Countess joined volunteers from London Irish.
Read moreDetails424 pitches in the Berks & Bucks area are set to be enhanced with improvements after a £289,130 investment set up by the Premier League, the FA and Government’s Football...
Read moreDetailsThe Football in Berkshire FA Virtual Cup, which has brought the football community together to vote for their clubs over the last two months in the absence of real football...
Read moreDetailsCLUBS in the Gallagher Rugby Premiership have voted unanimousy to temporarily reduce the salary cap following the financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreDetailsReading Women have announced that eight first team players will leave the club when their contracts expire in the summer.
Read moreDetailsThe fixture dates for Reading's remaining nine games in the season have been confirmed ahead of a return to Championship action on Saturday, June 20.
Read moreDetailsShinfield running club has celebrated the graduation of several of its members into their main pool of athletes despite being affected by lockdown measures.
Read moreDetailsWOKINGHAM CRICKET CLUB says it has been bowled over with support as they have managed to raise more than £3,000 to help the club cover costs to continue running.
Read moreDetailsRoyals season ticket holders will be able to view all nine remaining games via live streams when the Championship season resumes on Saturday June 20.
Read moreDetailsPremiership Rugby has confirmed that it is aiming to resume the Gallagher Premiership season on Saturday, August 15.
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