Windsor Lions Trail extended due to popular demand
Lions sculptures first appeared across the Royal Borough on Saturday, August 10 and were due to be removed this week but due to popular demand the trail has been extended for a few more days.
Lions sculptures first appeared across the Royal Borough on Saturday, August 10 and were due to be removed this week but due to popular demand the trail has been extended for a few more days.
Police want to speak with a man in connection with a Windsor assault.
The Windsor & Eton Brewery Runfest on Saturday brought the community together for a fun run which was followed by cool beer, a BBQ and live music from a local musicians.
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A time-lapse video shows the destruction of a bridge over the M4.
Slough Borough Council’s debt has been revealed as totalling more than £500 million but the council leader said he expects ‘significant’ returns on investments in the future.
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