Reading FC ticket from 1955 comes under the hammer
A ticket is expected to sell for more than £1,000 at an auction later this month.
Read moreDetailsA ticket is expected to sell for more than £1,000 at an auction later this month.
Read moreDetailsNew Reading assistant manager John Coleman says he would not have joined the club if he did not believe it could earn promotion.
Read moreDetailsA motorcyclist in his 20s has been seriously injured following a crash in Reading.
Read moreDetailsPolice have increased patrols at Reading's Oracle shopping centre following a rise in reports of anti-social behaviour
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC goalkeeper Orjan Nyland produced the performance of his career as Norway shocked Brazil 2-1 to book their place in the World Cup quarter-finals. The 35-year-old, who made...
Read moreDetailsLeaders at Reading council have been blasted for allowing the bus company it owns to axe a service in Caversham.
Read moreDetailsEdwine Kiplangat, 29 and of London Road, Reading, was sentenced to 18 years and eight months imprisonment following a hearing at Reading Crown Court
Read moreDetailsThames Valley Police has launched a new motorcycle speed camera team aimed at tackling speeding and improving road safety across Berkshire
Read moreDetailsConstruction at the main theatre in Reading is providing benefits to residents while the work takes place.
Read moreDetailsThe hunt is on for the Employee of the Year - and you have the chance to put forward candidates for all the Pride of Reading Awards.
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