A tense 24 hours this week ended with Slough Ladies’ hopes of European success next month boosted by a volte-face by the European Hockey Federation (EHF).Slough had qualified for the semi-finals
Maidenhead Women’s 1st team have been crowned champions of the South Women’s Hockey League Division 2 with one game to spare.The women edged to a hard-fought 2-1 success at Brighton last
Departing captain Carl Ferrand signed off with a goal from the penalty spot in a comprehensive 5-2 win over Ramgharia on Saturday. The 24-year-old, who now lives in Bournemouth, said he is proud to
An international hockey star turned up to coach Maidenhead U12 girls on Sunday.Chloe Rogers, who represented Great Britain at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, took the two-hour session with 55 girls at
Windsor men swapped their traditional green and red shirts while the ladies switched from their familiar purple and white to turn blue in support of the Everyman charity. Money raised from the
Slough Town FC have received a major boost with the news that defender Danny Murphy will not be out for the rest of the season. Murphy has been sidelined for the past two months with a troublesome
Windsor RFC coach Paul Britton says his side are back in the title race after edging a tight encounter with fellow promotion challengers Wootton Bassett on Saturday. The hosts secured their 11th win
A well-known figure in local cricketing circles recently returned from Australia having made his debut for his country in what he called a 'historical and hysterical tour'. Maidenhead's Graham
Rowers of all ages took to the water as they competed against the clock over the Olympic course at Dorney Lake. More than 500 crews including singles, doubles, fours and eights went head to head over
Windsor, Slough, Eton & Hounslow Athletic Club (WSEH) had perhaps their best ever overall results in the South of England Cross Country Championships on Saturday with three sets of team medals They
An amateur dramatics actor has won a part in the biggest show of the year at the Olympic Games opening ceremony. About a billion people will watch Lucy Deacon, of the Tarrystone Players in Cookham,
