Takeover bid falls through as Reading FC Women set to drop out of Women’s Championship
A failed takeover bid means that Reading FC Women look set to drop out of the Women's Championship.
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Reading’s first privately-owned safe deposit box facility opens in Tilehurst
A privately owned safe deposit box facility has been opened in Tilehurst after the Vaults Group announced a £1million investment in the opening
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Football community celebrated in Berkshire Football Awards 2024 ceremony
HUNDREDS turnout out last Wednesday to Double Barrelled Brewery in Reading to celebrate grassroots football in the community.
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Reading YMCA FC appoint new first-team manager
READING YMCA FC have appointed Richard Wilkinson as their new first-team manager ahead of the upcoming campaign.
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Reading FC sign young defender to new contract
Reading FC defender Kelvin Abrefa has signed a new two-year deal with the club.
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Junior doctors strike outside of Royal Berkshire Hospital
Junior doctors have gathered outside of Royal Berkshire Hospital as part of a nationwide strike.
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‘Don’t let our women’s team Dai’: Sell Before We Dai launches Reading FC Women billboard campaign
Reading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai are launching a billboard campaign in the town to highlight the plight of Reading FC Women.
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Reading FC fixtures 2024/25: Royals open season away to Blues
Reading FC will open up their League One campaign for the 2024/25 season away to Birmingham City. Their opening match on Saturday, August 10 (5:30pm kick-off), will be shown live...
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Former Reading FC defender signs for League One side
Former Reading FC full-back Cliton Mola has a new club since being released by the Royals and has signed with League One side Bristol Rovers.
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Memorial bench unveiled in memory of Reading FC’s first ever black player
A bench in Calcot has been unveiled to commemorate Reading FC's first ever black player, Andy Alleyne.
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