Thames Valley Kings prepare for Championship finals
THE final game of Thames Valley Kings Division Two South season which was scheduled on Sunday 12th May between the ...
THE final game of Thames Valley Kings Division Two South season which was scheduled on Sunday 12th May between the ...
A WOKINGHAM-based football club will play host to one of the biggest names in world football this summer, as 13-time ...
A NEW soft play centre has opened – and the first person to test it out was the deputy mayor. ...
HUNDREDS of people across the borough joined in with the first-ever Wokingham Wellbeing Week. Organiser Anna Adams was delighted with ...
READING women’s captain Kirsty Pearce has retired from professional football at the age of 32. The midfielder joined the Royals ...
WASHINDI Trampoline Club celebrated more success as they hosted their final Gymnastics Club Development competition last weekend. The clubs up ...
TWENTY four teams battled it out at Woodford Park Cricket grounds to be crowned Rangers Sports six-a-side cricket 2019 champions. ...
DESPITE defeat on the final day of the season, there was plenty for the Royals women team to celebrate. A ...
One of the borough's four MPs announced her resignation as Prime Minister, saying the role had been "the honour of ...
WOKINGHAM 2s sailed to an easy victory in Division 3A as they claimed their first victory of the new season. ...
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