Slough Town can put their league concerns to one side this weekend as they return to FA Cup action and a winnable looking third qualifying round tie away to step four side Bedfont Sports.
They may have been buried beneath the surface, but Slough Town’s goal-scoring substitute Ruben Bartlett-Antwi felt there were positives for the Rebels to take from Saturday’s 5-2 defeat to leaue leaders Hornchurch.
Slough Town’s name will be in this afternoon’s FA Cup third qualifying draw at Wembley, but the Rebels have a bit of work still to do if they’re to continue their run in the competition after being held to a 1-1 draw by Welling United on Saturday.
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Cressida Comyn died in the grounds of the Cardinal Clinic in Oakley Green (archive image).
The body of a vulnerable patient was found in the grounds of a private mental health clinic around an hour after she went missing, an inquest has heard.
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