CARS, lorries and buses cause the most carbon dioxide emissions in West Berkshire, recent government data reveals. Emissions from road transport in the district make up more than that from domestic, commercial, and industrial energy use combined
DAMAGE to Christchurch meadows left unrepaired following a beer festival in summer 2018 was ‘unacceptable’, a council boss has said. The ground on the meadows was left with cracks and ruts on following the May 2018 Reading Beer Festival for over
Reading sneak through into the Carabao Cup second round after winning 4-2 on penalties against League One side Wycombe Wanderers at Adams Park, after a 1-1 draw in normal time.
READING City maintained their fine start to the season by defeating Hellenic League rivals Windsor 3-0 at Stag Meadow in the FA Cup on Saturday. Their reward is a home preliminary round tie with Southern League Division One South club Moneyfields
BERKSHIRE League side Mortimer West End unfortunately saw their game against the touring Singapore Cricket Club abandoned after 22 overs due to heavy rain last Friday. By that stage the visitors had made their way to 114-4, Nick Kingston and Andy
THE set times for Reading Festival dropped this week and we’ve got all the details. Reading Festival announced on Twitter earlier this week that the artist’s set times had been released on their app. READ MORE: Reading Festival tickets sold
THE UK's largest arts and crafts retailer is opening a new store in Newbury. Hobbycraft will be opened on Tuesday, August 27 at 9am, and will be celebrating on Saturday, August 31 with exclusive offers and activities. The new store at Unit 8A
AUSTRALIAN opener Blake Hogan-Keogh struck a Berkshire, Mid Bucks and Chilterns League Championship record score of 202 as champions-elect Harpsden beat Ley Hill by 89 runs, writes Richard Ashton. The prolific batsman struck 37 boundaries and two
A MAN from Newbury who was reported as missing has been found safe and well. Jack Hooper, 25 from Newbury went missing on Tuesday, August 13 at around 7am and was last seen in Westfield Road. Thames Valley Police appealed for the public's help
FAMILY members are concerned for the welfare of a man who disappeared yesterday morning. Jack Hooper, 25 from Newbury went missing on Tuesday, August 13 at around 7am and was last seen in Westfield Road. Thames Valley Police are appealing for
A GROUP of students from Reading College celebrated achieving the grades they need for university after receiving their Access to Higher Education results earlier this month. Over 200 Activate Learning students received results for the programme
A LOCAL cricket club has become the world's first to serve a fully vegan-based menu. The chairman of Earley Cricket Club, Gary Shacklady, became a vegan recently and believed that match teas weren't suitable for a lot of people. READ MORE:
Reading supporters took to social media to voice their relief and approval of their Carabao Cup over Wycombe Wanderers. The Royals bagged their first win of the season over their Thames Valley rivals and it was an exciting clash against Gareth
Reading striker George Puscas admitted he is very happy to be in England after netting his first goal in Royals colours in their narrow cup win against Wycombe Wanderers. Puscas scored the equaliser in the Royals' 1-1 draw in normal time against
Reading came through a tricky cup tie against Wycombe Wanderers in the first round of the Carabao Cup. Jose Gomes will be feeling much better ahead of another tough game on the weekend after his side prevailed on penalties against a spirited Wycombe
Reading manager Jose Gomes hailed the impact of Rafael Cabral and George Puscas after the duo made their first starts for the club in their narrow victory over Wycombe Wanderers in the Carabao Cup. Cabral made a string a fine saves during normal
AS FESTIVAL goers from across the country prepare to descend on the town for this year's Reading Festival, many will be keeping their fingers crossed for good weather to make their experience more enjoyable. READ MORE: Extinction Rebellion Reading
Petition for better plastic recycling signed by more than 1,500 A PETITION calling for better plastic recycling in West Berkshire has been signed by more than 1,500 people. The petition is calling on West Berkshire Council to improve the collection
Reading starlet Danny Loader has pledged his future to the club after seeing a move to Premier League side Wolves fall through. Loader had agreed personal terms with the Old Gold but Reading pulled the plug on the deal at the last moment on Transfer
