EFL CHIEF on Reading FC: ‘There is only so much we can do’
English Football League (EFL) chief executive Trevor Birch has admitted that they only have 'limited power' over trying to get Dai Yongge out of Readi
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition comes to The Base
Wildlife Photographer of the Year will be back at The Base in Greenham in March bringing spectacular images of the natural world in one collection
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Iota celebrates a year of Dragaoke at Be At One
Iota Events is marking a full year of signing and serving as it brings its first event of 2024 to Be At One on Friday, January 26
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Sausages and their links to Reading’s history
SAUSAGES might be a favourite of talking dogs, but they are meat and drink to a charity fundraiser.
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Mystery over new owners of Reading Gaol, and their plans for it
LAST week, the Ministry of Justice announced that a Chinese education organisation had bought the Reading Gaol site.
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Winter Warmer returns, bringing vital winter clothing to those in need
Winter Warmer sees volunteers collecting donations of winter clothing at Reading Station which are then available to those who need them
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Police continue to appeal for help locating missing Tristan
Thames Valley Police is seeking help from the public in locating Tristan, aged 21, who was last seen in December
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EFL CHAIRMAN: ‘We don’t have the power to force a sale at Reading’
English Football League (EFL) chairman Rick Parry has confirmed that the league does not have the power to force Dai Yongge to sell Reading FC.
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Reading CEO calls for ‘more patience’ over sale of the club
READING FC chief executive Dayong Pang has called for fans to 'be more patient' over the potential sale of the club.
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REDA launches campaign to renew Business Improvement Districts in Reading
Reading Economy and Destination Agency (REDA) has launched the bid to continue with the town's Business Improvement Districts for further terms
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