Rams 50-25 Birmingham Moseley: Half century hit as winning run extends to eight
RAMS racked up a half century as they recorded an eighth straight National One win with a 50-25 home success against Birmingham Moseley.
Read moreDetailsRAMS racked up a half century as they recorded an eighth straight National One win with a 50-25 home success against Birmingham Moseley.
Read moreDetailsOFFICE space in an empty Reading town centre arcade will be converted into apartments.
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY UNITED FC took the points in their league clash with Eversley & California thanks to two free kicks from Zach Tull.
Read moreDetailsTHE team behind a new climbing centre in Tilehurst are hoping to serve alcohol to its customers.
Read moreDetailsOn Tuesday, October 25, the Reading RSPB group were delighted to host a lecture by Steve Menzie from the Falsterbo bird observatory in Sweden.
Read moreDetailsHoward Webb is to return to the Premier League as Chief Refereeing Officer in December when he takes over from Mike Riley. Why in mid-season?
Read moreDetailsOn Blagrave Street, today, things look pretty much the same as they do on any other day of the week.
Read moreDetailsI remember being shocked reading something by highly respected Christian thinker Richard Rohr. He described Creation as God's first Bible
Read moreDetailsThe Woodley Pensioners Walking Football Club's over 60s first team were on the road again as they returned to Bisham Abbey on Sunday
Read moreDetailsTwo of the Three Thames Valley Kings national league teams were on the road this past weekend in British Wheelchair Basketball National League
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