Binfield shooter Amber Hill has eyes set on Tokyo after making Olympic debut
BINFIELD shooter Amber Hill says she has her eyes on Tokyo 2020 after getting back from a "crazy" two weeks ...
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Binfield 3 Henley Town 5: Herridge hurting after Moles suffer yet more final disappointment in the Reading Senior Cup
DESPITE being proud of his players, Roger Herridge and Binfield would once again come out second best in a cup ...
Motorcyclist from Winnersh dies following Binfield collision yesterday
A man in his twenties from Winnersh has died after colliding with a tipper truck in Binfield yesterday afternoon. The ...
Female driver taken to hospital after hitting a tree near Binfield
A 23-year-old woman has been taken to hospital after her car hit a tree near Binfield this morning. Fire crews ...
Amber Hill ready to live the dream after being selected for Rio 2016 Olympics
BINFIELD shooter Amber Hill says being selected to represent Team GB at next summer's Olympics Games is a dream come ...
Roger Herridge expecting tight clash as Highmoor Ibis come to Binfield
ROGER HERRIDGE admits he is not quite sure what to expect from Highmoor Ibis when they come to Binfield tomorrow ...
Car destroyed in Binfield fire last night
A CAR was destroyed by fire in Binfield on Thursday night. A crew from Bracknell Fire Station was called out to ...
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