Latest Thames Valley Police figures reveal increase in reporting of sexual offences
Increased reporting of sexual offences reflects ‘growing public trust and confidence in Thames Valley Police’ (TVP), the force has said.
Increased reporting of sexual offences reflects ‘growing public trust and confidence in Thames Valley Police’ (TVP), the force has said.
Ofsted and CQC inspectors found ‘widespread systemic failings’ across Slough Borough Council’s services for SEND children and young people which need to be ‘addressed urgently’.
Lines of empty shoes appeared outside Maidenhead town hall and Slough’s council offices on Monday – representing the scores of children with special needs who are ‘failed by the system’.
The house is in Wexham Street. Photo via Google.
A greetings card company is ‘actively’ looking to relocate its Slough store to a new site in the town.
The opening date for a new family entertainment centre in Slough High Street has been pushed back to the spring.
Automotive House, Slough. Photo via Google.
London Road, Langley. Photo via Google.
Meyers Close, where the chidlren's home will be. Photo via Google.
The victim, Tomasz Kopec (image: Thames Valley Police).
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M4 drivers have been warned to expect delays after a multi-vehicle crash near Slough this afternoon (November 4).
Colourful fireworks will be lighting up the skies across the area next month as residents mark Bonfire Night on Wednesday, November 5.
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