131. Mission accomplished: Pitcher and Piano

Us Angels were treated to an earthly midweek special live performance at the Pitcher and Piano.

132. Supermac rocks Rangers

Sam McIntyre blasted four goals to ensure Ascot finished their first season in the Hellenic League in style.

133. Parrish waits to get go-ahead from Bees

Dwight Parrish has begun planning for Bracknell Bees’ 2008-09 campaign – even though he has yet to be confirmed as player-coach for a second season.

134. Bees aces win court battle against Taylor

Four Bracknell Bees players have won county court judgements against the team’s former sponsor, while the battle to retrieve the missing trophies continues.

135. Illegal fishers fined in court

Illegal anglers from around Warfield and Sandhurst have been fined after being caught fishing without licences.

136. Taylor hit for Bees wage debt

137. Eight legal eagles are soaring higher

Law firm Shoosmiths has strengthened its Reading practice with the announcement of eight promotions.

138. Gensians in sevens heaven

Berkshire champions Redingensians made it a cup double on Wednesday when they won the Berkshire Sevens after beating defending champions Bracknell 29-24 on their own Old Bath Road patch.

139. Murphy warns of Shark attack

A glance at the Sale Sharks website is all that’s needed to confirm that London Irish have a massive battle on their hands at Edgeley Park tomorrow (3pm) if they are to stand any chance of qualification for next season’s Heineken Cup.

140. Parrish quits as Bees’ future is in the balance again

The future of Bracknell Bees is on ice again following the resignation of player-coach Dwight Parrish and the loss of a potential backer.