Football season set to kick-off
Next weekend (Saturday, July 25, 2026), the whistle blows to mark the start of the 2026/27 football campaign.
Read moreDetailsNext weekend (Saturday, July 25, 2026), the whistle blows to mark the start of the 2026/27 football campaign.
Read moreDetailsReading-born netball star Fran Williams says missing out on the last Commonwealth Games squad helped shape her into the player now leading England
Read moreDetailsA search is under way to reunite members of a historic Reading College football team as they prepare to mark 40 years since winning a county title.
Read moreDetails"I FEEL I can truly buy into the club, I didn't want to go somewhere which isn't keen to move forward."
Read moreDetailsBerkshire made a winning start to their National Counties Championship Western Division One campaign by defeating Oxfordshire by five wickets
Read moreDetailsReading have welcomed plenty of well-known names over the years, with some of football's biggest personalities enjoying short spells in Berkshire.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading assistant manager Rob Kelly has joined Bolton Wanderers as assistant coach after leaving the Royals earlier this summer.
Read moreDetailsIt cost 2/6 at the time, equivalent to somewhere between £5 and £10 using today's purchasing power.
Read moreDetailsPolice are set to continue a dedicated policing operation this evening as England is set to play Argentina in the World Cup semi-final tonight
Read moreDetailsTIGHT-HEAD prop Sam Stirling cannot wait to test himself at National One after joining Rams from Old Albanians.
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