Crowthorne & Crown Wood CC Women pick up T20 win, while Crocodiles defeat Emmbrook & Bearwood
Crowthorne & Crown Wood Women took their first ever T20 victory away at Steventon.
Read moreDetailsCrowthorne & Crown Wood Women took their first ever T20 victory away at Steventon.
Read moreDetailsREADING ROYALS FUTSAL CLUB fell at the final hurdle after they were edged out in the LNFS Champions Cup final.
Read moreDetailsCOUNCILLORS are to discuss proposals to introduce parking restrictions on a residential road in Reading tonight ? which would impact a theatre.
Read moreDetailsWoodley United FC has appointed Jordan Blake as the new manager of the first-team.
Read moreDetailsA NEW secondary school is to be built next to the new Rivermead Leisure Complex, and it will house 1,500 pupils
Read moreDetailsCAMPAIGNERS trying to prevent a golf course being turned into a housing estate have vowed to fight on.
Read moreDetailsA NEW shuttle bus service launched next week will help staff get to the Royal Berkshire Hospital.
Read moreDetailsHennerton Golf Club were well represented as they enjoyed success at the Ladies Invitation at Sonning Golf Club.
Read moreDetailsHolders Berkshire lost to Cornwall by five wickets at Truro on Sunday in the second of their four Group 2 games in the NCCA Trophy.
Read moreDetailsyou can now ask the Council to collect unwanted items of bulky waste from your doorstep free of charge.
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