JAAP STAM urged the fans to be realistic about what Reading can achieve this season after Royals slumped to a 1-0 loss against Queens Park Rangers at Madejski Stadium. Former...
Read moreDetailsTWO GOALS in each half ensured Jaap Stam's return to Old Trafford was not a happy one as Reading were thrashed 4-0 by Manchester United in the third round of...
Read moreDetailsORGANISERS of Wokingham’s biggest race are warning that places are going quickly. The Wokingham Half Marathon will return to the borough on Sunday, February 12, and already half of the...
Read moreDetailsBy Lewis Rudd - ROGER HERRIDGE believes exciting times lay ahead for Binfield Football Club. While the Moles are bang in form on the pitch, off it things are about...
Read moreDetailsLOCAL businessman John Nike passed away on Christmas Day. The Bracknell Bees revealed the news in a statement on its website. Mr Nike was the chairman of the Nike Group...
Read moreDetailsHalf price sale marks closure of John Wood Sports The owner of a popular Wokingham sports shop is preparing to hang up his boots. John Wood, who runs John Woods Sports...
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY UNITED boss Michael Herbert insists Penn and Tylers Green remain the favourites for the Hellenic Division One East title as the two prepare to do battle on New Year's...
Read moreDetailsKELLY CHAMBERS says she hopes to guide Reading Women to European qualification within the next three years as her "fantastic" 2016 draws to a close. Chambers rounded off her fine...
Read moreDetailsBy Lewis Rudd - REMAINING in sight of the play-off places would represent a happy Christmas for Bracknell Bees player-coach Lukas Smital. The Czech and his roster currently sit five...
Read moreDetailsReading FC Women have announced their retained list for the upcoming 2017 season. The club successfully preserved their WSL 1 top flight status and have begun the rejig ahead of...
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