PLAYER RATINGS: Woodham stars in Reading Women 3-3 draw against Liverpool
READING Women scored a late equaliser in what proved to be a six-goal thriller at the SCL on Thursday evening.
Read moreDetailsREADING Women scored a late equaliser in what proved to be a six-goal thriller at the SCL on Thursday evening.
Read moreDetailsThe Scarlet Vixens present The Purple Geekshow at Purple Turtle on Saturday, November 26, from 7pm
Read moreDetailsReading shopping centre welcomes a new and uplifting store
Read moreDetailsA NEWTOWN man was arrested at the Dutch border and is one of two men charged over an alleged double kidnapping in Lower Earley last year
Read moreDetailsTHE UK celebrated Black History Month in October, but as attention shifts, undertones of subtle and overt forms of descrimination persist.
Read moreDetailsFOOD LOVERS were treated to a taste of Sri Lanka on Thursday evening as a Channel 4 hit's roadshow stopped at Reading.
Read moreDetailsFOR years it stood proud and tall over Reading, watching the trains that came in and went out of the station and casting a shadow over Newtown.
Read moreDetailsThree family-friendly festive rave sessions will take place on Saturday, December 10, in Forbury Gardens
Read moreDetailsJUST as Die Hard is a Christmas movie, there should be no debate as to which is the best adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.
Read moreDetailsA dance club is stepping out to celebrate the 20th anniversary of meeting in its home venue, Loddon Hall, Twyford
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