Highlights: Slough Town FC 2-0 Tiverton Town FC
Slough kept the pressure on league leaders King’s Lynn Town as the Rebels continued their fine start to the season against Tiverton.
Slough kept the pressure on league leaders King’s Lynn Town as the Rebels continued their fine start to the season against Tiverton.
Maidenhead have been drawn away to League Two side Coventry City in the FA Cup first round.
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(Left to right) MIchael Bates, Alexander Buckley and Liam Buckley
A trio of burglars who raided pubs and supermarkets across the Thames Valley have been jailed.
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