Berkshire Banshees to host wheelchair rugby taster session for new team
Berkshire Banshees Wheelchair Rugby hosted their first of two taster sessions last Sunday for children aged eight-16.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Banshees Wheelchair Rugby hosted their first of two taster sessions last Sunday for children aged eight-16.
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley Pensioners Over 50s team returned to Bisham Abbey on Sunday to continue their programme of Division Two matches in the Thames Valley
Read moreDetailsA SUBLIME opening quarter fired RAMS to a bonus-point 26-14 home win against Bishop's Stortford in a game which featured a remarkable seven yellows
Read moreDetailsAN APPLICATION has been lodged with Reading Borough Council to build a new three-flat building on Hexham Road.
Read moreDetailsWith celebrities like former Bake Off host Sue Perkins recently diagnosed with ADHD, Hester Grainger, shares the traits you should look out for
Read moreDetailsABBEY WOMEN brought home four points from their trip to Blackheath in their first outing of 2023.
Read moreDetailsWoodley United Ladies inflicted just Long Crendon's second defeat of the season in a 3-0 victory.
Read moreDetailsAN INVESTIGATION has been launched over claims a father has 'never been more insulted' when he was allegedly 'shamed' for having children
Read moreDetailsThe opening of a new Italian restaurant in Reading town centre has been delayed.
Read moreDetailsDemolition of an office building and a neighbouring warehouse, both two storeys high, in Reading's Chatham Street has begun.
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