Man, 51, jailed for abducting teenage girl in Slough
A 51-year-old man has been jailed for sending sexual communications to a teenager before abducting her in Slough.
A 51-year-old man has been jailed for sending sexual communications to a teenager before abducting her in Slough.
A seven-storey office block has been given the green light for construction in Slough town centre.
The Prime Minister announced this afternoon that from Monday people can now meet up to six people from different households in a park or open space - as long as you remain over two metres apart.
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An ambulance care assistant who was ‘dedicated’ to giving the best support possible to patients he cared for has died after testing positive for COVID-19.
2020 had been earmarked as a year of celebration for SEGRO as it marked both the company’s centenary and the 100th anniversary of the Slough Trading Estate.
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