The club was formed in 1966 as
Lower Burghfield and started life in the
Reading Combination League. In the early 1980s they were the Premier Division Champions on four occasions, with the 1983–84 season seeing them not just win the league, but three league cup competitions too. In 1989–90 they joined the Premier Division of the
Chiltonian League, and changed their name from Reading Garage to
I T S Reading. The 1994–95 season saw the team win the Premier Division Championship, and gain promotion to the
Combined Counties Football League. Their first season in the Combined counties league the club finished midtable but went on to win the Berks & Bucks FA Senior Trophy, beating
Lambourn Sports in the final. Floodlights were installed the following season and the team reached the final of the Berks & Bucks FA Senior Trophy again, but were beaten in final by
Abingdon United. That season also saw the club enter the
FA Vase for the first time, where they reached the 4th Round, before succumbing to beaten semi-finalists
Banstead Athletic. The 1997–98 campaign saw the club finish as runners-up in the league, losing out to
Ashford Town. That season also saw them enter the
FA Cup for the first time in their history, entering at the preliminary qualification round, where they were knocked out by
Waterlooville. The club then appointed Neil Goff and Glenn Goudie as joint managers of the club for the 2007–08 season. Goff was the former assistant manager of Reading Town when Millard was in charge; Goudie's previous role at the club was the goalkeeping and defensive coach, he was also the former manager of Royal Mail FC in the
Reading Football League. In June 2008 Reading Town moved across leagues to join the Premier Division of the
Hellenic Football League. The first season in the new league saw the club finish eighth, and win the
Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy again, when they beat
Newport Pagnell Town in the final 2–0. The next season saw the club become runners-up of the Hellenic League Floodlit Cup and the Berks & Bucks Senior Trophy, but gained some consolation by winning the Southern Combination Cup for the first time. At the end of season Colin Millard resigned and was replaced by former
Henley Town boss Roddy Slater. Roddy's stint in charge lasted only one season and he resigned at the end of 2010–11 to be succeeded by Mark Bartley. Under Mark Bartley the club went on to win the Hellenic League Supplementary cup, beating
Highmoor Ibis 4–3 in the final. At the end of the season Bartley resigned due to not wanting to work on a smaller budget for the following season. Michael Butcher was appointed as Bartleys replacement but only lasted till January 2013 when he quit as manager and former manager Colin Millard took over. In June 2013 Millard's appointment was made permanent. In February 2016, Reading Town were closed down by owners
Battersea and Wandsworth TUC. ==Stadium==