Crowthorne Tennis Club hopes to inspire next generation of stars
CROWTHORNE TENNIS CLUB is hoping to inspire the next generation of stars by opening its courts to visitors as part of the LTA's Big Tennis Weekends.
Read moreDetailsCROWTHORNE TENNIS CLUB is hoping to inspire the next generation of stars by opening its courts to visitors as part of the LTA's Big Tennis Weekends.
Read moreDetailsDEVASTATING hooks, ferocious uppercuts and lightning-quick jabs will punish faces when novice boxers take to the ring this weekend.
Read moreDetailsReading FC has completed the signing of former Camridge United player Harvey Knibbs on a free transfer.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC has confirmed that their academy has been awarded Category One status just one year after being demoted to Category Two.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC are due to appear in court on Wednesday, August 9 due to an unpaid HMRC tax bills.
Read moreDetailsSPECSAVERS is looking for the worst football team in the country.
Read moreDetailsRAMS' third summer signing Ed Hoadley revealed he cannot wait to get into the mix as he ends an eight-year stint at London Scottish with a move to
Read moreDetailsTHE TWILIGHT RUNWAY CHALLENGE are inviting people to raise money for local charities this autumn in their unique event.
Read moreDetailsREADING TODAY understands that Reading FC has now paid an outstanding tax bill to HMRC in full.
Read moreDetailsBerkshire once again showed that they are a powerhouse in one-day cricket by defeating Dorset by seven wickets at Wimborne last Sunday
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