New FA guide hoped to help crack down on alienating language
The guidance made national media headlines, with critics saying it unnecessarily curtails freedom of expression.
The guidance made national media headlines, with critics saying it unnecessarily curtails freedom of expression.
Slough Sikhs dedicated Monday evening’s homeless aid to one of the most revered human rights defenders of the 20th century, who had links to Slough.
Simon Mole at Maidenhead Library.
Celebrated children’s poet and author Simon Mole has been appointed as the second patron of Maidenhead’s Big Read festival.
Photo from a previous VCS Partnership meeting.
Credit: Karyna Sameliuk - Driving Ukraine.
Brenda Amos, Lesa Killoran and Rachel Price at Alma Beacon.
A lively 24-hour singathon at Windsor Boys’ School is hoped to raise enough money to keep a winter overnight homeless shelter running for an extra month.
Maidenhead MP Josh Reynolds is inviting primary school pupils across the area to get creative and come up with a design for his official Christmas card.
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