PLAYER RATINGS: Meite scores again as Royals lose 1-2 to Brighton
READING FC rounded off their pre-season with a 1-2 defeat against Brighton.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC rounded off their pre-season with a 1-2 defeat against Brighton.
Read moreDetailsA MAN was stabbed in Friar Street in the early hours of this morning after asking people to move out of the road
Read moreDetailsReading Today has teamed up with Carabao Energy Drink to give fans the chance to win a pair of Carabao Cup first-round tickets to Reading v Stevenage. Currently in its sixth year as the...
Read moreDetailsFORGET Pokemon Go, residents are being urged to go bin lorry spotting after Reading Borough Council named its six food waste trucks
Read moreDetailsIt?s the time of year when our student friends and neighbours leave their rented accommodation and head off for the summer.
Read moreDetailsBOUNCY castles are coming to Riseley to help tire children out.
Read moreDetailsThe Bull in Theale, where Pangbourne Rotary Club meet on Monday evenings, and its sister pub, The Crown, raised funds for the Rotary to share
Read moreDetailsAFTER a week like this, there are plenty of us who need to take a deep breath? so here?s one you can listen to
Read moreDetailsA CLASSICAL music concert with a younger audience in mind is coming to Reading town centre next month.
Read moreDetailsBUS SERVICES around Wokingham town, linking the shopping centre with outlying villages including Hurst and Twyford, continue until March next year.
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