Maids looking the 'strongest they have ever been' on return to training
Myke Parrott says Maidenhead RFC are looking the ‘strongest they have ever been’ having got back to training and seen a large influx of players join the club.
Myke Parrott says Maidenhead RFC are looking the ‘strongest they have ever been’ having got back to training and seen a large influx of players join the club.
Myke Parrott believes the only way Maidenhead RFC are going to achieve their lofty ambitions in the new season is by being a club united and all sing from the same hymn sheet.
Windsor RFC’s Chris Emmett, Helen Crick, and Mike Crawshaw paid the club’s respects to Duke of Edinburgh, Prince Philip on Saturday, attaching the Club and Postminder ties to the railings outside Windsor Castle.
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Police officers were called to Shoppenhangers Road at about 10.20pm following reports a 19-year-old had been attacked.
A Maidenhead nightclub has responded to comments made in a meeting last week about it being ‘offered space’ in the new Nicholsons Centre redevelopment.
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