Berkshire martial arts club celebrates four world champions after stunning weekend
Four members of a Berkshire martial arts club have become world champions after representing England at an international competition in Austria.
Read moreDetailsFour members of a Berkshire martial arts club have become world champions after representing England at an international competition in Austria.
Read moreDetailsReading FC make the short trip to Wycombe Wanderers this weekend in a League One clash with plenty of connections between the two clubs.
Read moreDetailsSEB Reynolds felt his new-look Rams side took a step forward despite a 34-31 National One home loss to Bishop's Stortford.
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Read moreDetailsReading FC striker Jack Marriott has been awarded the League One goal of the month for August.
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