An Olympic gold medallist from Maidenhead is seeking information after equipment worth more than £3,000 was stolen from her car.Giselle Ansley MBE, who won gold with Team GB’s women’s hockey team at Rio 2016, said that valuable items had been stolen from her car including four hockey sticks, three pairs of shoes, gloves and shin pads.

Emergency services, local authorities and the Environment Agency are joining forces to support Drowning Prevention Week.

The royal tradition of Swan Upping is returning to the River Thames next month following a one-year hiatus.

The Royal Borough has not recorded a COVID-19 death in over a month, councillors were told on Monday.At an outbreak engagement board meeting, the panel received the latest figures as cases of the Delta variant continue to rise.

The new crossing will now be a permanent fixture to welcome students, staff and visitors each day.

Thames Valley Police has arrested a man in connection with a murder that took place in 1987.

A 65-year-old man was arrested this morning (June 22) and is currently in custody.

You may be wondering why your phone made a loud siren noise at around lunchtime this afternoon.

Android users across the country may have heard the sound, which can be quite startling when unexpected.

Do not worry, there is no need to panic.

A Maidenhead cancer-survivor has published a book of poems on his life experiences and will be donating 20 per cent of the sales towards cancer research.