Father and daughter Matt and Ella Cottrell.
A child in Maidenhead has once again faced a threat to the disabled parking bay outside her home – this time as a result of police action.
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’.
Thames Hospice is celebrating 5-years since it opened its Bray Lake base.
The Advertiser has taken a closer look at the importance of the milestone and the charity’s plans for the years ahead.
Meyers Close, where the chidlren's home will be. Photo via Google.
Archive photo of an entrance to Windsor Great Park.
Ernestas Tamasauskas sustained third-degree burns across 80 per cent of his body.
Piainst Stephen Raine with Wexham Park therapist Gaby Willis (image: NHS Frimley Health Foundation Trst).
A concert pianist has praised Wexham Park Hospital staff who saved his fingers and helped him learn to play again after a life-changing accident.
The angered family members of people attending a day centre for disabled adults - set to close - are planning to press ahead with legal action against Buckinghamshire Council.
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M4 drivers have been warned to expect delays after a multi-vehicle crash near Slough this afternoon (November 4).
The victim, Tomasz Kopec (image: Thames Valley Police).
Tomasz Kopec (pictured) was 46 years old when he was badly beaten at his home in Grant Avenue, Slough, on April 25.
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The Trust was set up by Louis Baylis in 1962 and its primary objective is: To work for the good of the community, principally in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
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