Reading Athletics Ladies Seniors tackle tough course at Aldershot
READING ATHLETICS LADIES tackled the mud and rain to make a promising start to their XC season at Aldershot.
Read moreDetailsREADING ATHLETICS LADIES tackled the mud and rain to make a promising start to their XC season at Aldershot.
Read moreDetailsLast week in my column I wrote about the four different ways a referee might act over a player pulling the shirt of an opponent.
Read moreDetailsOur October indoor meeting was a talk by Ailsa Claybourn entitled Storks over Sussex.
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Read moreDetailsMonday, November 13 is World Kindness Day. All around the world it is celebrated in different ways. This day is a big deal in my calendar
Read moreDetailsAs more details emerge, Green councillors are appalled by the brutality of Hamas's attacks and its seizure of hostages.
Read moreDetailsIt is very hectic on the tube, And rather dirty and smelly, But I love the West End, Even more than Harrods deli.
Read moreDetailsIn an action packed match that saw six different goal scorers, Woodley United twice came behind from to win against Langley.
Read moreDetailsRecently, the University was called upon to switch all campus catering menus to vegan-only options to help address the global climate crisis
Read moreDetailsAlong with partners, the Mayor officially opened Reading Safe Space at St Mary's Church House on Chain Street, next to Bill's.
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