Fears are beginning to grow that Reading FC Women may not be able to compete in the Women’s Championship next season due to financial issues. The Royals have been in...
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters Trust at Reading have received an update regarding the sale of Reading Football Club from Nigel Howe.
Read moreDetailsA study has revealed that Ascot as the number one racecourse in the United Kingdom and Ireland, beating the likes of Cheltenham and Aintree.
Read moreDetailsLOCAL RUNNERS are being challenged to take on the Newbury Racecourse half marathon, 10k and 5k event as entries have now opened.
Read moreDetailsThis year's Start Archery Week saw archery clubs and activity providers across the country open their doors to more than 10,000 potential archers
Read moreDetailsEFL pundit Carlton Palmer has urged fans to 'welcome' Rob Couhig if he is to complete a takeover deal for Reading Football Club.
Read moreDetailsA football team in Reading who have the aim of trying to help people lose weight and live healthier lives has been invited to fly out to play football
Read moreDetailsReading duo Will Arnott and Connor Wellfare have been selected to represent Great Britain in the upcoming Paralympic Games in Paris.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC manager Alan Pardew has opened up about his controversial exit from the Royals back in 2003.
Read moreDetailsSt Anthony's Gaelic Athletic Association is on the lookout for a new manager for its women's team and are still seeking new players
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