Virginia Water 1-1 Woodley United (3-4 pens): Kestrels make club history in FA Vase
WOODLEY UNITED made club history by progressing to the FA Vase second-round with a penalty shootout success against Virginia Water.
Read moreDetailsWOODLEY UNITED made club history by progressing to the FA Vase second-round with a penalty shootout success against Virginia Water.
Read moreDetailsA SWEET TOOTHED treat is coming to Reading town centre tomorrow.
Read moreDetailsAfter months of receiving record numbers of amazing nominations for the Pride of Reading Awards, the much-awaited event takes place Friday, October 27
Read moreDetailsSOME Whitley and Shinfield residents were surprised to see a black hot air balloon fly over their heads last weekend.
Read moreDetailsREADING'S torrid away form continued as they were dispatched 4-0 by Charlton on Saturday afternoon.
Read moreDetailsIt was a case of deja vu on the road for Reading as they fell to another away defeat in the league as Charlton Athletic collected three points with a
Read moreDetailsA new sport styled as a cross between netball and basketball could be taking over Reading.
Read moreDetailsA strong cast leads a story of young people finding a world of modern meaning within Shakespeare's classic tragedy
Read moreDetailsIT'S USUALLY Santa who takes requests for Christmas from good boys and girls, but this year it's a garden centre.
Read moreDetailsA WEEK of action on drug dealing and exploitation has seen Thames Valley Police make nearly 100 arrests
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