Cricket round-up: Wargrave go top of the table, while Farley Hill take in BCL Premier Division
WARGRAVE stormed to the summit of the division after their four wicket triumph over Great Brickhill.
Read moreDetailsWARGRAVE stormed to the summit of the division after their four wicket triumph over Great Brickhill.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Maestros has released a brand new single, Come Alive, to raise funds for a new music centre
Read moreDetailsWaterSafe, the register for approved drinking water contractors, has issued a warning for householders to conserve and recycle water this summer
Read moreDetailsCOMEDIAN Mark Steel is preparing to go back on the road this autumn, and will be visiting the Corn Exchange as part of his tour.
Read moreDetailsReading FC manager Paul Ince is ?hopeful? that the club will seal the transfers of Naby Sarr and Mamadou Loum next week.
Read moreDetailsAN OSCAR-NOMINATED director has been recognised by the University of Reading. Walter Salles, who directed the renowned films Motorcycle Diaries and Central Station, received the Honorary Degree of Doctor of...
Read moreDetailsWokingham Pride announces a Pride after party at the Station Tap, featuring SemiColon, Tania LeCoq, and Dulce Kraving
Read moreDetailsThe Reading-based LGBTQ+ support charity's new domestic abuse and sexual violence support service is the first in the Thames Valley area
Read moreDetailsDiscarded school uniform a monumental problem
Read moreDetailsReading FC will host Premier League West Ham United in a pre-season friendly for the second consecutive season.
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