Arrest made over alleged abuse of council workers removing flags in Maidenhead
Police arrested a man over the alleged abuse of two council workers who were removing a flag from a lamppost in Cox Green.
Police arrested a man over the alleged abuse of two council workers who were removing a flag from a lamppost in Cox Green.
Gareth Healey
Gareth Healey, originally from Truro, broke the rules he was supposed to follow after leaving prison.
Anthony Chieke, 56, of Mount Street, Westminster.
Anthony Chieke, 56, of Mount Street, Westminster, was tracked down by police in Slough after burgling a Reading mosque - but backed his car into an officer while trying to escape.
Conman Darren Crane is serving more than four years in jail (image: Thames Valley Police).
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The news comes on the heels of controversy surrounding a viral video of a man verbally abusing two RBWM council workers.
Refuse collectors in particular have fallen foul of bad tempers - and most recently, workers have faced verbal abuse for removing a flag from a lamppost in Slough.
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Planned track closures are impacting trains to and from Maidenhead, Burnham and Taplow on the Elizabeth Line.
Archive image of traffic on the M4 near Slough.
Drivers on the M4 near Slough have been warned to expect nearly an hour of delays and up to three miles of traffic following a multi-vehicle crash.
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