Reading Rockets 98 -90 Cardiff Met Archers: Eight point win sees Rockets make cup progress
READING ROCKETS made progress to the next round after they got the better of Cardiff Met Archers by eight points.
Read moreDetailsREADING ROCKETS made progress to the next round after they got the better of Cardiff Met Archers by eight points.
Read moreDetailsReading RFC's run of three wins in four games was ended after a home defeat to Newbury.
Read moreDetailsA second successive win and clean sheet saw Woodley United Ladies move up to third place in the league in a match that saw all the goals
Read moreDetailsA £30 MILLION project to bring 211 affordable homes to the borough has been approved by Reading Borough Council.
Read moreDetailsIf you were a parent going to see your young son or daughter play football last weekend, you may have been met with a request to show
Read moreDetailsTwo sides bidding for second place met this week in division 1 and it was Kingfisher D who impressively overcame Our Lady of Peace A,
Read moreDetailsAs a Christian preacher I hope that some of my words might be helpful but I remember an occasion at this time of year.
Read moreDetailsWhat a couple of days It never rains it pours The Halloween kids living the dream For tricks and treats in scores
Read moreDetailsAs I write this world leaders, climate groups and activists are meeting in Egypt on tackling climate change
Read moreDetailsThe dire economic forecasts means it is more important than ever that the Council does everything it can to deliver more affordable homes in Reading.
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