POETRY CORNER: Harvest Moon
I love Autumn and I love a Harvest Moon. New beginnings - a poem to enjoy
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Another view by Neil Coupe
When I celebrated my 50th birthday, sadly a more and more distant memory, I produced a list of 50 things I needed to do, including a lock-in
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Cyclists enjoy Three Counties route, raising funds for charities in the process
LAST MONTH, more than 300 cyclists, including the Earley Panda, enjoyed the annual Three Counties Cycle Ride
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From the middle with Dick Sawdon-Smith
Neil Warnock has had an impressive managerial career, but I think he's got it wrong over several comments over referees decisions. Here is why...
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How the University of Reading is helping to bring one of the world’s fastest-growing industries to the Thames Valley
Last month, we launched Cine Valley, a project that should bring new jobs, opportunities and plenty of glamour to Reading and Wokingham
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When to blow the final whistle
When should a referee call time on a game? Dick Sawdon-Smith explores the issues relating to timekeeping in football
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IN THE KITCHEN: Keema Matar
Celebrate the arrival of garden peas with this recipe for Keema Matar. They add the perfect sweetness to this spicy one pot dish which is super quick to make. You...
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