Whitley jubilee afternoon tea party
WHITLEY residents enjoyed a spot of afternoon tea to kick off the jubilee celebrations.
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“It’ll always be close to my heart” Simon Church speaks fondly of his time at Reading FC
Simon Church returned to lead the line for Brian McDermott?s Royals at the club?s 150th anniversary game.
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“Today gave me the moment to say goodbye to the fans properly,” says Jason Roberts following Reading FC 150th anniversary match
Jason Roberts savoured the opportunity to acknowledge the Reading faithful after injury put paid to the send-off he deserved eight years ago.
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“It was like we’d only seen each other yesterday” Kevin Doyle lauds team spirit after Reading FC legends match
Kevin Doyle rolled back the years, leading the line for Steve Coppell?s 2005-06 Royals at the club?s 150th anniversary game.
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“It’s probably the best I’ve ever played at the Madejski” Hattrick hero Brian Howard rolls back the years in Reading FC 150th Anniversary game
In a match that had nine different scorers, Brian Howard?s scintillating second half hattrick proved to be the highlight in the Reading legends match
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University of Reading appoints new Chancellor
THE UNIVERSITY of Reading appointed a new Chancellor on Wednesday, May 18.
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Flash in the Wokingham: residents admire nature’s finest as meteor storm lights up night sky
FORTUNATE nocturnal Wokingham residents were treated to an impromptu meteor show on Monday night.
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