IN THE KITCHEN: James Strawbridge’s Pak Choi and King Prawn Stir Fry
Stir fries are simple and speedy to make as well as being an easy way to get in loads of fresh veg.
Read moreDetailsStir fries are simple and speedy to make as well as being an easy way to get in loads of fresh veg.
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds hailed his side's defensive display as Rams secured an outstanding 41-20 National One victory at previously unbeaten Sedgley Park.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading Rockets finally lifted the curtain on the new National League season with a convincing 95-78 win over local rivals Worthing Thunder
Read moreDetailsA PLAN to relocate Reading's police station to Whitley has been delayed by another year.
Read moreDetailsPLANS to hold a second disability pride day in Reading will be enhanced by the feedback from people who attended the inaugural event.
Read moreDetailsA CLOTHING company that was due to let Reading Borough Council use its offices for a cycle hub has apologised for changing its mind.
Read moreDetailsWhiteknights bowling club is inviting members of the community to try out a new sport when they host their annual taster days in October.
Read moreDetailsPROSPECT PARK BOWLS CLUB were able to celebrate its first ever KLV League One title win last season.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S town centre police station could be demolished and replaced with flats.
Read moreDetailsAll four members of the Shaolin Tigers Martial Arts club passed their final grading assessment with flying colours.
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