Sporting legends shared the tales of their career highs and lows in Reading last week, as part of a live podcast recording. Held at Grosvenor Casino, television and radio star...
Read moreDetailsMore than 300 cyclists took part in the RIDE Wessex Downs bike ride on Sunday 14 April, 2024, which has raised more than £18,000 for charity
Read moreDetailsBerkshire Bees Ice Hockey hoping to attract local fans following their name change to include the county of Berkshire. Previously the Bracknell Bees, they moved to play at the Slough...
Read moreDetailsReading FC’s head of football operations Mark Bowen has been charged with misconduct in relation to breaches of the FA’s betting rules. It has been alleged that Bowen has...
Read moreDetailsFINCHAMPSTEAD sit at the top of the table after three matches as they racked up a massive away win at Great Brickhill.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC duo Omar Richards and Nelson Abbey were able to celebrate European success as Olympiacos won the Europa League Conference.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading FC Supporters Trust have issued an update regarding the sale of the club having spoken with Nigel Howe.
Read moreDetailsReading FC legend Dave Kitson expressed his anger and sadness at the club's current ownership situation as the saga for a resolution rumbles on.
Read moreDetailsA CELEBRATION of the 700 children who took part in the annual Green Park Challenge was held last week, recognising their achievements
Read moreDetailsMAX Hayman was chosen as Players' Player of the Year as Rams RFC held their end-of-season awards night.
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