1. Blunder ref back on duty

Stuart Attwell will be back on Premier League duty this weekend, despite his high-profile blunder at the weekend.

2. No tax on your car? Watch out!

Parking in Great Hollands should be easier now tax-dodging drivers have been taken off the road.

3. Kennedy gives Irish a big lift

Nick Kennedy eases the London Irish second row crisis as he returns for their first home Guinness Premiership match of the season against Bath at Madejski Stadium tomorrow (3pm).

4. Keen to compete with other green growers

Dazzling dahlias, lovely lilies and magnificent magnolias were on show as a horticultural society’s members showed off their green-fingered skills.

5. ‘An amazing chocolate experience’ is in store

Chocaholics in Reading have found heaven in the refurbished Thorntons shop in The Oracle.

6. Chandler: Onwards and upwards for Gensians

Redingensians, now the town’s premier side, open their second South West Division 1 season with the visit of top West Country side Cleve to the Old Bath Road ground (3pm).

7. Unlucky Catt hobbles out of Tigers clash

Player/coach Mike Catt has been ruled out of the London Irish side to face Leicester Tigers in the Guinness Premiership at Welford Road tomorrow (3pm).

8. Town’s 5,000-year heritage

9. Unlucky Casey ruled out of Irish opener

London Irish captain Bob Casey has been ruled out of tomorrow’s Guinness Premiership opener against London Wasps at Twickenham (2.30pm) having fractured his wrist in last Friday’s friendly at Heineken Cup holders Munster.

10. Not all that smart

Get Smart is the latest in a select line of US television shows from the 60s to get the Hollywood remake treatment.