Maidenhead United can stretch their winning run in the National League South to four matches when Chelmsford City visit York Road on Saturday (3pm kick-off), but to do that Alan Devonshire’s side will have to take down one of the pre-season favourites for promotion.
Maidenhead United Women picked up their first point of the new FA Women’s National League Division 1 South West campaign against Keynsham on Sunday, but the Magpies might have felt they deserved a bit more from the game after creating a series of good chances in the first half.
Supporters’ expectations have risen following Maidenhead United’s relegation from the National League to the National League South, and assistant manager Ryan Peters admits the Magpies have been struggling to live up to those expectations in the first few weeks of the season.
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The operator of a Datchet water park where an 11-year-old schoolgirl was unlawfully killed has announced it will close at the end of November.
GCSE students pictured at Newlands Girls' School this morning
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