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    The Shredquarters Twyford holds two successful fundraisers

    Coppa Club CEO Mark Loughborough (l) and Sonning CE Primary headteacher Phil Sherwood (r) at The Greathouse. PIcture: Coppa Club

    Coppa Club’s Great House makes generous donation to primary school

    There's pumpkin fun for families at borough parks this October half term. Picture: Deborah Jackson via Pixabay

    Borough’s country parks sport spooky surprises for families

    Enjoy family show, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at South Hill Park. Picture: EBOS

    The Chocolate Factory opens for Charlie in Bracknell: Roald Dahl’s classic story to be performed in November

    Young people can enjoy a range of outdoor activities at Dinton Wild Days Activity Club this half term holiday. Picture: WBCouncil

    Dinton Pastures offers Wild Days for children this half-term holiday

    Building for the Future honoured people going above and beyond at an awards ceremony. Pictures BftF

    Building for the Future honours local heroes

    The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced its 2025?26 Residency at The Hexagon. Picture: courtesy of RPO and The Hexagon

    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to bring a year of inclusive concerts to Reading

    Around 300 people took part in this year's Sue Ryder Starlight Hike, to remember loved ones and raise funds for the charity. PIcture: Sue Ryder

    Hundreds step out under the stars for Sue Ryder

    A concert at the Whitty Theatre from Art Themen and Friends will raise money for Wokingham in Need. Picture: WIN

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    Bobby Trundley Picture: Peter Markwick

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    Table tennis Picture: Wikimedia Commons

    Table tennis round-up: New season kicks off for 102nd year

    Royston Drenthe Picture: Wikimedia Commons, Juan Fernandez

    Former Reading FC and Real Madrid player rushed to hospital after suffering stroke

    Joel Pereira Picture: Luke Adams

    Reading FC: Noel Hunt confirms injury for Joel Pereira

    Noel Hunt Picture: Luke Adams

    Pressure remains on Hunt as Reading FC stay in League One relegation zone after defeat

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    The Shredquarters Twyford holds two successful fundraisers

    Coppa Club CEO Mark Loughborough (l) and Sonning CE Primary headteacher Phil Sherwood (r) at The Greathouse. PIcture: Coppa Club

    Coppa Club’s Great House makes generous donation to primary school

    There's pumpkin fun for families at borough parks this October half term. Picture: Deborah Jackson via Pixabay

    Borough’s country parks sport spooky surprises for families

    Enjoy family show, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at South Hill Park. Picture: EBOS

    The Chocolate Factory opens for Charlie in Bracknell: Roald Dahl’s classic story to be performed in November

    Building for the Future honoured people going above and beyond at an awards ceremony. Pictures BftF

    Building for the Future honours local heroes

    The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced its 2025?26 Residency at The Hexagon. Picture: courtesy of RPO and The Hexagon

    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to bring a year of inclusive concerts to Reading

    Around 300 people took part in this year's Sue Ryder Starlight Hike, to remember loved ones and raise funds for the charity. PIcture: Sue Ryder

    Hundreds step out under the stars for Sue Ryder

    A concert at the Whitty Theatre from Art Themen and Friends will raise money for Wokingham in Need. Picture: WIN

    Have yourself a jazzy little Christmas with Art Themen

    All Saints Church will hold a short service of remembrance to give thanks for the life of a departed loved one. PIcture: Walz via Pixabay

    All Saints Church will light candles for departed loved ones

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    NHS gears up for winter pressures

    Scouts battled for a place on the international Jamboree to take place in Poland in 2027. PIctures: Scouting organisation

    Scouts battle for international Jamboree selection

    Residents can borrow a thermal imaging camera from the library to check for heat loss in their homes. Picture: from WBC information video via Youtube

    Naturally Speaking: Is your home losing heat?

    Meetings at Wokingham Quaker Meeting House are on Sundays at 10.30am. PIcture: Michael Ford, Wikimedia Commons

    Church Notes: Does Faith Matter?

    Clive Jnes MP performed the opening of Ranga Lounge.

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    The NHS in Berkshire, Oxfordshire, and Buckinghamshire has administered more than six million Covid-19 jabs since the start of the vaccine programme in 2020, figures show. Picture: Angelo Esslinger via Pixabay

    Six million Covid-19 jabs administered in Berks, Bucks, Oxon since 2020

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    Enjoy family show, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at South Hill Park. Picture: EBOS

    The Chocolate Factory opens for Charlie in Bracknell: Roald Dahl’s classic story to be performed in November

    Young people can enjoy a range of outdoor activities at Dinton Wild Days Activity Club this half term holiday. Picture: WBCouncil

    Dinton Pastures offers Wild Days for children this half-term holiday

    The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (RPO) has announced its 2025?26 Residency at The Hexagon. Picture: courtesy of RPO and The Hexagon

    Royal Philharmonic Orchestra to bring a year of inclusive concerts to Reading

    An exhibition at the FBC Centre in Finchampstead will highlight the seriousness of domestic abuse. Picture: NoName 13 via Pixabay

    A free exhibition in Finchampstead will highlight domestic abuse

    Tense courtroom drama The Winslow Boy at Wokingham Theatre is based on a true story. PIctures: Simon Vail Photography

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    This week Kerry Godliman returns to Reading's Hexagon with the second leg of her latest stand-up show, Bandwidth.

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    Woodley Concert Band?s Autumn concert promises a night of sparking superheroes and jazzy villains. Picture: Andrew Martin via Pixabay

    Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Or is it Woodley Concert Band?

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    REVIEW: Darkness descends at The Mill at Sonning, thanks to ‘The Shadow in the Mirror’

    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

    My lords, ladies and gentlemen, for your delight and delectation, an old time music hall show

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Football round-up: Reading YMCA defeated, Binfield break winless run

by Andy Preston
January 24, 2024
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Maidenhead Town v Reading YMCA

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Southern League Premier South

BRACKNELL TOWN added three points to their tally in an enthralling seven-goal contest with Gosport Borough.

An Adam Richards header had the Robins one goal in front at the break before the frantic goal action ensued in the second-half.

A penalty from Jordan Esprit had Bracknell two goals ahead before Gosport made a remarkable comeback.

Gosport hit three goals in quick succession to turn the game on its head.

However, the drama was far from over and the Robins pulled off an exceptional turnaround in stoppage time.

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Esprit scored from close range to level the game before Haydon Vaughan netted the winner with the final kick of the game.

Isthmian South Central

BINFIELD finally picked up their win of the league campaign with an away success at Metropolitan Police.

Benjamin Stallard scored the opening goal of the game for the Moles before the Met replied quickly to make it 1-1 at half-time.

Tyler D’Cruz struck the winning goal to help the Moles to their first victory in 21 matches.

 

ASCOT UNITED lost out 1-0 away to Hartley Wintney.

Thames Valley Premier League

READING YMCA were dealt their seventh league loss of the campaign with an away defeat at Maidenhead Town.

Pele Hagger scored for YMCA in the 3-1 loss which leaves them in ninth.

Maidenhead Town v Reading YMCA Pictures: Andrew Batt
Maidenhead Town v Reading YMCA Pictures: Andrew Batt

Thames Valley Division Two

READING CITY DEVELOPMENT were on the wrong end of an 11 goal game against Penn & Tylers Green Reserves.

The Cityzens had a 3-1 advantage at the break, but the visitors executed an impressive fightback to take the points with a 7-4 success.

Reading are in seventh place on nine points from nine games.

 

Thames Valley Division Four

FINCHAMPSTEAD UNITED and BURGHFIELD A shared the points with a 2-2 stalemate.

Nathan Lang levelled for Finch after Jack Sowden’s early opener, but the Fielders replied quickly to reestablish their lead.

Brendon Reynolds netted in the second-half to rescue a point for Finch.

Berks County v Woodley Saints Tigers Pictures: Andrew Batt
Berks County v Woodley Saints Tigers Pictures: Andrew Batt

Bracknell & District Sunday League

Premier: Finchampstead 0-2 FC Showcase, Raglan 1-1 Bracknell Rangers, SF7 2-1 Panthers FC

Division One: Ashridge Park 4-2 AB United, Whitegrove & Warfield 1-3 Bracknell Cavaliers

Division Two: Berks County 5-0 Woodley Saints Tigers

Division Three: Bracknell Saint-Germain 4-3 Wokingham Wanderers, FC Bracknell 1-6 Silver Bitch, Finchampstead A 5-1 Bracknell Hibs, Winnersh Rangers B 2-4 Bracknell Royals Reserves

Division Four: AB United 2s 2-0 FC Wokolona, Bracknell Bisons Reserves 0-1 Berks United Wolves, FC Bracknell Sporting 3-3 Whitegrove & Warfield Reserves

Reading & District Sunday League

Premier: 116 Exiles 3-2 Burghfield, GC United 2-3 Tilehurst El Patrons, Give Back 4-2 Emmer Green

Division One: Arborfield 1-1 Tilehurst YM, Burghfield Reserves 1-1 Barton Rovers, Loxwood Park Rangers 1-6 Certi FC, TRBL Tesla’s 3-1 Reading United, Twyford Comets 0-4 Englefield Eagles

Division Two: Barton Rovers Reserves 8-2 Rose & Thistle, Caversham United 2-6 Coley FC, Hurst 1-2 Brothers United

Division Three: Allied Community 2-1 Burghfield A, Barkham United 4-3 AFC Pangbourne, Caversham AFC 0-3 Richfield Vets, Core FC 1-2 Woodley Saints Lowfield, Farley Hill 4-1 Reading Kites

Division Four: Arbor Athletic 4-0 Sanctuary Strikers, Burghfield B 1-0 Calcot, FC Woodley 2-2 Henley Town, Nags Head 5-3 Thames Valley Railway, New England 5-3 Caversham United Reserves, South Reading 7-0 116 Exiles Reserves

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