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Express Review of the Year 2019: May

Amy Horsfield

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01:23PM, Tuesday 24 December 2019

On May 18 Windsor bid farewell to the Household Cavalry at a Freedom of Entry March. (Ref:131307-19)
Phoenix Infant Academy celebrates a ‘good with outstanding features’ Ofsted report after it was deemed to require improvements across all areas as its last inspection. (Ref:131237-9 )
An exhibition which warns young people about the dangerous of carrying knives is displayed at Langley Academy. (Ref:131298-2)
Wexham Park Hospital installs a new power plant to help reduce carbon emissions. The plant is part of a £7.5 million project. (Ref:131297-20)
As demand doubled Windsor Foodshare issued an urgent appeal for more supplies. (Ref:131331-2)
Cllr Sayonara Luxton was re-elected the Royal Borough mayor. Having previously held the role in 2016/17, Cllr Luxton was unanimously elected as mayor by fellow councillors. (Ref:131319-3)
Battersea’s annual Muddy Dog Challenge raised £226,000 as almost 2,000 people braved the sludge to raise money for the charity. (Ref:131272-5)
Residents got their first glimpse of the Lions of Windsor ahead of the sculpture trail which ran from August – November in celebration of Queen Victoria’s bicentenary. (Ref:131285-6)
Cllr Rajinder Sandhu steps down from the Slough Conservative group to serve as an independent. He says the decision was about his ‘principles.’ (Ref:128169-30)
The Duke of Edinburgh watches his granddaughter Lady Louise Windsor, 15, compete in carriage driving at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. (Ref:131262-24)
Conservatives were left with a slim majority after local elections sees big success for Liberal Democrats. (Ref:239)
Businesses call on Thames Valley Police to help alleviate anti-social behaviour outside Slough High Street which is fuelled by street drinkers. (Ref:131330-13)
Headteacher of Foxborough Primary School has hailed her school’s ‘incredible journey’ after it achieved a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating after being deemed Requires Improvement two years ago. (Ref:131329-8)
Burnham Donkey Derby returned for its 27th year to raise money for the events organisers the Rotary Club of Burnham Beeches. (Ref:131340-6)
Cllr Avtar Kaur Cheema (Lab, Colnbrook with Poyle) became town’s first citizen during Slough Borough Council’s annual meeting on Thursday, May 16 (Submitted photo).

May saw pooches and their owners race through mud to earn money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, the Household Cavalry bid farewell to Windsor and Cllr Sayonara Luxton was re-elected mayor. Wexham Park Hospital also installed a new power plant to reduce emissions.

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