Former Reading FC manager Ruben Selles linked with League One job
Former Reading FC boss Ruben Selles is reportedly in the running to be the new Huddersfield Town manager having been recently sacked by Hull City.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC boss Ruben Selles is reportedly in the running to be the new Huddersfield Town manager having been recently sacked by Hull City.
Read moreDetailsReading Football Club's takeover saga has been a long and tortuous process for everyone involved. Most of all the fans
Read moreDetailsFour consecutive titles for the Reading side.
Read moreDetailsNew Reading Football Club owner Rob Couhig has revealed the club's new CEO after he officially completed his takeover of the club last week.
Read moreDetails25-year-old racing driver, Bobby Trundley from Wokingham, one of the world's top autistic racing drivers
Read moreDetailsWokingham Cricket Club (WCC) rang in its bicentenary season on Saturday, May 3, with the help of an England cricket legend.
Read moreDetailsDAN Swain was crowned Rams' Players Player of the Year at the National One club's end-of-season ball.
Read moreDetailsRhys Lewis hit a brilliant century as Berkshire defeated Buckinghamshire by seven wickets in the NCCA Trophy at the Falkland ground in Newbury.
Read moreDetailsThe sessions take place at Emmbrook & Bearwood cricket club.
Read moreDetailsReading FC defender Tyler Bindon has sent a farewell message to the fans as he departs the club this summer.
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