FOOTBALL WITHOUT BARRIERS: Rainbow Royals sessions for LGBTQ+ players
READING FC Community Trust is organising fun weekly kick-abouts with a focus on LGBTQ+ inclusivity.
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‘Back the boys with blue and white’ Reading FC fans groups urge supporters to wear colours
READING FC fan groups are calling on supporters to wear blue and white for the Royals' final Championship home match ...
Lily Woodham becomes first Reading FC player ambassador for LGBT+ group Proud Royals
Reading FC Women?s Lily Woodham has become the first player ambassador for LGBT+ group Proud Royals.
Reading FC Community Trust and Proud Royals to run free taster football session
Reading FC pride group Proud Royals will be running a free taster football session tomorrow at the Select Car Leasing ...
Proud Royals: Reading FC fan launches new LGBTQ+ fan group
Reading FC fan Tom Williams has launched a new LGBTQ+ fan group ?Proud Royals? to promote inclusivity for Royals fans.
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