‘A Little Respect by Erasure’ boomed out of the Maidenhead RFC changing room after the side’s 60-12 defeat to league leaders Jersey on Saturday - the team many people are tipping to run away with the Regional 1 South Central Division title.
Windsor have their first win of the Regional 2 Thames season at the fifth time of asking after getting the better of the London Irish Wild Geese 26-17 on Saturday.
Maidenhead may have been beaten by league leaders Jersey on Saturday afternoon, but the players were far from downbeat in the aftermath of a 60-12 loss to the Channel Islanders.
Maidenhead RFC kick off their new Regional 1 South Central campaign in early September, with a tricky looking trip to one of last season’s form sides CS Stags on Saturday, September 6.
Having secured promotion as one of the best runners up at level seven of the RFU League Pyramid with their victory at Wallingford a few weeks ago, Windsor celebrated that accomplishment a blistering 69-10 win over Reading Abbey at Home Park on the final day.
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Conman Darren Crane is serving more than four years in jail (image: Thames Valley Police).
A jailed fraudster who used the life savings of an Ascot family to fuel his gambling and a luxury lifestyle has been given a new crime order restriction.
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The Trust was set up by Louis Baylis in 1962 and its primary objective is: To work for the good of the community, principally in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
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