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BLUES MOURN YOUNG STARLET

By Robin Jones
BURNHAM are in shock following the death of 17-year-old player and chairman’s son Luca Skivington in a car crash.
Luca, a former Oxford United academy player, was a passenger in a black BMW which left Windsor End near Beaconsfield Rugby Club and collided with an electricity substation and fencing around 10.45pm on Tuesday, said Thames Valley Police.
Three other occupants of the car were taken to Wexham Park Hospital in Slough where they were said to be in a “stable condition.”
Luca played for both Burnham’s under 18s and first teams.
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