Novice boxers up for the fight in latest Ultimate White Collar Boxing event
Reading/Wokingham Today took a ringside seat as more than 60 novice boxers fought themselves to exhaustion for charity.
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Reading Joggers and Bracknell Athletics Club win awards at South East Region Volunteers evening
Local running clubs were recognised with awards at the South East Region Volunteer Awards evening.
FROM THE MIDDLE: When does the ball go over the line
Everybody seems to be attacking VAR these days, especially managers of teams that have lost their games.
Active travel campaign returns to Wokingham
More children will be increasing their activity levels with the return of the Active Movement scheme.
Reading’s role in the Glorious Revolution to be unpacked in new talk
A PIVOTAL moment in a 17th century battle took place in Reading and it is to be unpacked in a ...
Run with bells on at an Emmbrook fair
Run with bells on at an Emmbrook fair
CHURCH NOTES: Light in the darkness
Recently the Wokingham Lions Club hosted the annual fireworks display in Cantley which I am sure many of you were ...
Sing Disney songs in Charvil
Sing Disney songs in Charvil
Wokingham horticultural Winter show turns nature into art
Wokingham horticultural Winter show turns nature into art
Finchampstead man jailed for assaulting a woman and police officers on day his football team lost a match
A FINCHAMPSTEAD man has been jailed after he assaulted police officers called to domestic abuse incident.
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