1. Delight as school gets £31m rebuild green light

The news a Woodley school will be rebuilt has been welcomed by its headteacher.

2. Bristol 13 London Irish 18

3. Thorpe: These are exciting times at Irish

High-flying London Irish expect to welcome back Pacific Islanders Seilala Mapusua and Sailosi Tagicakibau for Sunday’s Guinness Premiership trip to bottom club Bristol (3pm).

4. Highmoor/Ibis 0 Wokingham & Emmbrook 1

A single James Wise strike was enough to see Wokingham through to the third round of the Reading Senior Cup on Saturday.

Wise has been in prolific form since the departure of Richard Bland to Camberley Town, and the former Fleet striker kept up his fine record against the Reading Football League outfit.

5. London Irish 27 Saracens 14

6. Blues return to winning ways against title rivals

Bracknell had the opportunity to bounce back this week against new league-leaders Wallingford after a couple of below-par performances.

7. Fitness goals achieved and motivation is sky high

After six weeks of personal training at Pulse 8 gym in Sindlesham, these three words best describe how I feel thanks to the sessions crafted by my instructor Richard Jones.

8. Some out, some saved, as agents fight crunch

A town estate agency branch has been forced to close and another firm has been kept afloat with a rescue package as the housing market downturn continues to grip Wokingham.

9. Parking is letting down Wokingham

Parking is Wokingham’s Achilles heel, according to the new chairman of the local branch of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

10. Binfield and Ascot set for county cup clash

Ascot United will meet local rivals Binfield in the third round of the Berks & Bucks Intermediate Cup after they both went through on Saturday.