Thames Valley Kings wheelchair basketball club had two teams on display this weekend at the British Wheelchair Basketball National Championship final
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne & Crownwood were delighted to welcome 12 new young and aspiring Dynamos cricket players to the club.
Read moreDetailsTHIS is National Vegetarian Week, aiming to increase the number of people who eschew chewing the fat, gristle and prime cuts of meat.
Read moreDetailsARTISTS showcased these works at one of the most successful exhibitions in recent years, according to its organisers.
Read moreDetailsRemarkably, Reading have ended up giving a firefighting managerial job to a man who didn?t want to be a firefighting manager and the head of football
Read moreDetailsThe past week has been one of success for Woodley United FC which started on Saturday, May 7 with the u9 Hurricanes, u9 Cyclones and u11 Spitfires
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD FC got their hands on more silverware as they completed a league and cup double.
Read moreDetailsA new spa is to open in Reading town centre and has applied for a licence so it can serve complimentary drinks to its clients.
Read moreDetailsReading Borough Council has been accused of ?perverting the law? by making money from bus lanes at all hours of the day
Read moreDetailsSecurity guards at Royal Berkshire Hospital have secured a pay rise thanks to intervention from their unio
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