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    Thames Hospice Sunflower Walk 2025. Picture by Emma Sheppard

    Sunflower Walk raises thousands for charity

    Woky Comedy Nights: a fun night out for a good cause. Picture courtesy of Wokingham Lions Club

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    People Planet Pint meets monthly to socialise and discuss sustainability with like-minded people, at Wokingham's Rose Inn. Picture: Emma Merchant

    Discuss the environment over a pint in Wokingham

    Free Storytime sessions take place at Finchampstead Library on the second Wednesday of each month. Picture: Jonathan Borba via Unsplash

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    The team at the Bagaara restaurant in Shinfield Road, Reading. Credit: James Aldridge, Local Democracy Reporting Service.

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    London's New Players' Theatre Company, with Tom carradine on pianoforte, will entertain at Wokingham's Whitty Theatre on Saturday, October 4. Picture: New Players Theatre Company

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Football round-up: Reading YMCA defeat Burghfield, Finchampstead through in Charles Twelftees Trophy

by Andy Preston
November 16, 2022
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Charles Twelftrees Trophy

READING YMCA got through to the next round after an impressive away success at BURGHFIELD.

YMCA broke the deadlock with less than a minute on the clock and ensured that they kept a clean sheet and were clinical on the counter to clinch a 3-0 triumph.

 

FINCHAMPSTEAD kept their cup run going with a 4-0 win at Old Windsor.

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A brace from Stephen Hunt and goals from Alex Woodhead and Joel Day saw the Finches safely through to the next round.

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READING CITY U23’s suffered a narrow away defeat at Slough Heating Laurencians.

The 3-2 loss means City are in 12th place after picking up just one win from eight matches.

Bracknell & District Sunday League

County Cup: AFC Bradfield 2-3 AFC Dukes, Bracknell Rangers 5-2 NWX, Freeman Royals 3-3 Mortimer (8-7 pens), BH Dons 5-1 FC Bracknell

Premier: Finchampstead 3-1 Wokingham & Emmbrook TMW

One: Ashridge Park 3-2 FC Harmanswater, Bracknell Spartan vets 6-1 Bracknell Athletic, Braybrooke Athletic 2-5 Panthers, Winnersh Rangers 1-0 Bracknell Royals

Two: Bracknell Bisons 0-3 Ashridge Park, Bracknell Cavaliers 0-1 3M, Crowthorne 1-2 Harts of Bracknell, Woodley Saints Tigers 2-1 BAS

Three: AFC Dukes Reserves 3-2 Harts of Bracknell Stags, Berks United 0-3 Wokingham Wanderers, Bracknell Cavaliers Reserves 1-4 FC Bracknell Saints, Silver Birch 0-3 Finchampstead Athletic Reserves

Four: Bracknell Athletic Reserves 4-0 Bracknell bisons, Braybrooke Reserves 2-8 Nameless, Finchampstead A 0-4 Bracknell Spartan

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Premier: Tilehurst YM 1-4 Emmer Green

One: 116 Exiles 2-0 Barton Rovers, Loxwood Park 2-2 Caversham United, Wayback Wanderers 0-3 TRBL,

Two: Bartons Rovers Reserves 3-2 Zone RG, Burghfield A 0-2 Westwood Wanderers Development, Hurst 9-2 Reading Kites, RDG Athletic 3-0 AFC Pangbourne, Reading United 6-2 Berkshire Royals, Rose & Thistle 2-2 Give Back Reserves

Three: Brothers United 0-3 Southcote Colts, Caversham AFC 1-1 Woodley Saints, Core FC 4-0 New England, Hype Train 3-0 Burghfield B, RE United 5-0 FC Woodley, Southbank 3-1 Sanctuary Strikers

Four: Arbor Athletic 0-2 MAC, Bartons Rovers A 5-5 116 Exiles Reserves, Calcot 1-3 Richfield Vets, FC Whitley Wood 1-3 South Reading, Thames Valley Railway 1-4 Allied Community

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