Slough Town finally got the chance to give Manny Williams the send off he deserved, and Burnham showed off their brand-new artificial surface at The Gore during Tuesday night’s 4-1 friendly win for the Rebels.
The emergence of talented u23s academy players has taken some of the pressure of Slough Town’s summer recruitment, with joint manager Jon Underwood believing four or five of them are potentially good enough to step into the first team next season.
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The fine came from District Enforcement, the company contracted to police environmental offences in the borough.
Thunderstorms developing this afternoon may cause impacts to travel and power supplies.
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