91. Trojans struck down by Powley and Stewart

Bracknell ladies 1st excelled themselves on Saturday with a win against higher-league opposition Trojans 2nd.

92. Youth worker was intimate with schoolgirl, knowing she was 15

A youth worker who preyed on a schoolgirl after she rowed with her parents has been spared jail.

93. Collier keeps Fizzers' cup dream alive

Sandhurst cruised into the 1st round proper of the FA Vase on Saturday, largely due to some fine defensive and goalkeeping performances.

94. Four fresh faces join James Cowper

95. Beatles snap

A rare print of the Beatles that has been on display at a Wokingham art gallery has fetched £2,500 for charity at an auction.

96. ‘Big increase in house buying activity’

Following the Government’s temporary increase in the starting threshold for stamp-duty announced last month, local estate agent Romans reports a big increase in the number of

buyers looking for property up to the new threshold of £175,000.

97. Telecom giant new in Theale

Telecoms giant Acision UK has announced plans for a new company headquarters at Arlington Business Park.

98. Is your child one of ‘Those Pesky Kids’?

A prolific graffiti gang could be unmasked by the doodles on their school exercise books and pencil cases.

99. M&B ‘must triple sales growth’

Harvester and O’Neills owner Mitchells & Butlers, with outlets throughout the area, has said it would need to more than triple sales growth to offset soaring energy bills and regulatory costs over the year ahead.

100. Royals pay the penalty

James Henry's fourth goal in just three Carling Cup games wasn’t enough as Reading’s dream of a trip to Wembley was ended after a heart-breaking penalty shoot-out defeat last night.