Inset: PC Miller, who has run down in the course of his duties.
The trial has begun for a Slough man who ran over a police officer in the course of his duties, causing him ‘serious injury’ – with the Crown claiming he did it while trying to flee justice.
An artist's impression of the project from Slough High Street (credit: submitted).
Councillors are set to discuss plans for the redevelopment of a site in Slough High Street to make way for more than 200 flats for key workers and proposals for 21 flats in Windsor Road.
Archive picture of houses.
Residents in Slough are faced with damp and mould, overcrowding and excess cold in their homes, which all contribute to the health inequalities in the borough.
Tan Dhesi MP for Slough, with the Rt Hon Steve Reed
Engineers are still working on a dig to repair a collapsed section of the sewer
Several members of the Thames Valley Police and Crime Panel agreed that lives were at risk if 20mph speed limits on local roads were not enforced.
Anthony Robertson, 36, of Patrick Haugh Road, Bicester.
In his worst offence, he took items worth over £4,000 from one shop. He has been sent to prison for more than two years.
Nova House. Image credit: Google Maps.
Image credit: Salt Hill Mansions resident
Enrique Tiamuna. Photo: Marlow FC
Liam Dulson. Credit: Darren Woolley
Photo credit: Zak Rana
Photo credit: Maidenhead United FC
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Diana Herke, 1 Jan 1943 – 22 May 2024. It is with sorrow that we announce that Diana Herke died suddenly and unexpectedly on 22 May 2024 at home in Maidenhead where she had lived since 1980. Diana is survived by her husband Peter of 58 years, two children Vivienne, Kevin and five grandchildren. Diana was born in Exeter, her mother introduced her to tennis in early life and actively supported her [more..]
The Hunt for Moriarty is at the Theatre Royal Windsor until Saturday, November 1.
Plans to scrap laws requiring alcohol licensing notices and changes to local authority governance arrangements to be published in printed local newspapers amount to a direct attack on the public right to know, the local news media sector has said today.
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