Berkshire live: Tuesday 29 November

• A paramedic who treated a five-year-old girl who died after collapsing at a Berkshire school has told an inquest the training she received was "inadequate"
• An 18-year-old man has been arrested after a 27-year-old man from Reading was killed just after midnight following a crash involving a lorry, motorcycle and car

• A road closed in Streatley since a lorry became wedged between a house and a pub last Thursday has reopened
• Slough's emergency night shelter for homeless people has been opened following a forecast for freezing weather. 

Temperatures are expected to dip to -3C in parts of Berkshire overnight. 

Widespread sharp frost is forecast as well as freezing fog patches. 

Conditions are expected to remain clear, dry and very cold tomorrow. 

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Henley Festival has won the Headline Performance of the Year award at the UK Festival Awards for Elton John's opening night in July. 

It was the first time the event had been shortlisted. 

Stewart Collins, the festival's artistic director, told the BBC: "To get this national recognition is quite fantastic."

A paramedic who treated a five-year-old girl who died after collapsing at school said the training she received was "inadequate", an inquest has heard.

Lilly-May Page died after collapsing from an undiagnosed heart condition near Willow Bank School in Woodley, Berkshire, in 2014.

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Paramedic Shannon Jacobs said Lilly-May's heart was in fine ventricular fibrillation, where the heart quivers.

On that basis, Ms Jacobs decided not to shock her with the defibrillator.

A road in Streatley which had been closed since last Thursday has reopened this afternoon. 

The A329 Streatley crossroads and B4009 Streatley Hill were shut after a a lorry became wedged between a house and the Bull pub when the driver attempted to make a tight turn.  

A chimney stack was damaged in the collision and West Berkshire Council said the structure had to be removed "brick by brick" to make it safe. 

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Slough's emergency night shelter for homeless people has opened following a forecast of very cold weather. 

It is staying open until Thursday morning. 

The council opens a night shelter when the temperature is expected to fall below freezing for three consecutive nights.

Reading are back in training today with their focus on this Saturday's trip to Fulham. 

Last weekend's victory against Bristol City keeps Jaap Stam's men in third place. BBC Radio Berkshire's Sport Editor Tim Dellor spoke to the Royals' boss after the match. 

A paramedic would have done things differently in hindsight, the inquest into the death of a five-year-old Wokingham school-girl has heard.

Lilly-May Page collapsed at Willowbank School in May 2014 - she had an undiagnosed heart condition. 

Joe Campbell reports from Reading Coroners Court:

• The number of people swimming in Berkshire has fallen by more than a third since 2006. It is part of a national trend which suggests the proportion of regular swimmers has fallen by 24% in England
• Berkshire equestrian Sophie Christiansen is among this year's contenders for Sports Personality of the Year
• A road closed in Streatley since a lorry became wedged between a house and a pub last Thursday is expected to reopen at 16:00
• Eton College has appointed a female deputy head for the first time in its 576-year history
• A Berkshire father, whose daughter suffers from Cystic Fibrosis, is calling for a drug to treat the condition to be made available on the NHS.

University of Reading scientists have contributed to a United Nations survey calling for urgent action to be taken to stop the global decline of pollinating insects.

It's reported 1.4 billion jobs depend on their survival around the world.

A survey of businesses in Reading found 60% believe the town "lacks a clear identity". 

The questionnaire undertaken by Reading UK CIC was undertaken to mark the end of the town's year of culture. 

It looked at the role arts, culture and heritage play in shaping people's perceptions of a location. 

The survey also found 85% of respondents believed businesses and the arts should work more closely together for the benefit of the economy. 

Adam Jacobs, chairman of Reading UK CIC, told the BBC: "We spoke to over 50 businesses – 70% of those people who were surveyed said a strong location identity was important for relocation decisions and recruiting."

The main road crossing the Thames through Streatley remains closed today. 

West Berkshire Council initially said the A329 Streatley crossroads and B4009 Streatley Hill would reopen yesterday at 16:00 after a damaged chimney stack was made safe. 

However, a council spokesman said the work had been delayed and will now reopen by 16:00. 

It was shut on Thursday after a lorry became wedged between a house and the Bull pub when the driver attempted to make a tight turn.

Kevin Cramner has sent BBC Berkshire this picture of his 12-year-old daughter Holly, who suffers from Cystic Fibrosis. 

The NHS does not currently fund a drug, called Orkambi, which could slow the progression of her illness.

It costs more than £100,000 a year for each patient.

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He says being given access to the new drug would reduce her reliance on antibiotics. 

"At the moment she's on oral antibiotics, inhaled antibiotics, enzyme tablets, physiotherapy for her lungs twice a day for 20 min and athletics 5-6 days a week and this is a good period yet her lung function is still at 79%. 

"At her age it should be in the high 90s.

"At one point she was on about 30 tablets a day."