On the anniversary of Dai Yongge saying he’d sell the club, Reading made their fans proud with Sam Smith’s goal securing the three points. A well battled performance reaped the...
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds apologised to the 976-strong Old Bath Road following Rams' 24-7 National One bonus-point win against Birmingham Moseley
Read moreDetailsWokingham Borough Council has warned that BXGFit in Peach Place is 'not financially viable'.
Read moreDetailsReading FC ended their away day misery with their first victory on the road this campaign.
Read moreDetailsOn a beautiful late summer day, Shinfield Cricket Club brought its 2024 season to a close with the much-anticipated Junior Awards
Read moreDetailsInspirational athlete Helen Wilson has been selected to represent Team GB for the World Transplant Games in 2025 which are being held in Dresden
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Ruben Selles believes there is plenty of room for improvement from his side despite their 4-1 victory over Crawley Town.
Read moreDetailsReading FC returned from the international break by collecting three points which included a goal of the season contender from Lewis Wing.
Read moreDetailsThe Masters competition of Theale Golf club is only open to those members who have won during the season a Board competition, that is to say
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC head of football operations Mark Bowen has given his first public interview since being dismissed by the club in September.
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