Once tipped for the top at Reading FC – whatever happened to Ovie Ejaria?
For a player who once looked capable of reaching the top level while at Reading FC, Ovie Ejaria's career has taken a dramatic turn in recent years.
Read moreDetailsFor a player who once looked capable of reaching the top level while at Reading FC, Ovie Ejaria's career has taken a dramatic turn in recent years.
Read moreDetailsBroad Street Mall is inviting the local community to celebrate together as Broad Street Beats returns with a special Pride-themed edition
Read moreDetailsAt least 17 sections of main road are to be resurfaced in Reading in a new programme of carriageway improvements due to start next week.
Read moreDetailsLeading TVP figures have continued their appeal to the government over policy which could see PC Andrew Harper's killers released early.
Read moreDetailsThe healthcare provider says these facilities will represent the "biggest redesign" of NHS mental health services "in a generation."
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police's Open Day takes place from 10am-4pm on Saturday, September 19 at the TVP Training Centre in Sulhamstead.
Read moreDetailsThe MP for Wokingham calls for emergency legislation to prevent Cole's and Bowers' sentences being cut
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC striker Jayden Wareham despite Exeter City's manager revealing there have been no formal bids made
Read moreDetailsA refugee charity CEO has called for asylum seekers to be given the right to work, as one of the men she supports had to wait 20 years
Read moreDetailsA young martial artist from Wokingham has qualified for the WTKA World Games in Thailand after winning an intercontinental title.
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