Retiring Oratory School teacher takes final wicket
RETIRING Oratory School teacher Ian Jordan took the final wicket of the game as the Old Boys went down by six wickets to end a sun-kissed cricket week
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Bracknell Cheer teams win big and secure places at US competition
Two teams from Platinum Artemis Cheer, a Bracknell cheerleading programme, are celebrating major wins
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Nine young Reading FC players sign new contracts
Nine young Reading FC players have put pen to paper on new contracts with the club.
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The Barns at Wellington raises more than £1,000 in an afternoon for Thrive at Charity Padel Tournament
The Barns at Wellington, a boutique fitness and Padel Club on The Wellington Estate, has announced the success of its Charity Padel Tournament
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Prestigious award for hockey club
Cantley-based South Berkshire hockey club has been crowned EuroHockey Institute Club of the Year.
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FA set to run Cantley Park
Wokingham Borough Council will appoint the Berks & Bucks FA as the new leaseholder.
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Tickets available as Reading FC fans invited for tour of Bearwood Park
Reading FC fans are being invited to book their tickets for a tour of the club's training ground at Bearwood Park.
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Town return to training
Teams were put through their paces by former Royal Marine commando Chris Hunt
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Reading FC defender pens new one-year contract
Reading FC have signed defender Jeriel Dorsett up to a one-year contract extension.
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Reading FC midfielder signs one-year contract extension
Reading FC have signed another player up to a one-year contract extension as midfielder Tinvonge Rushesha extends his stay in Berkshire
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