The most senior officer in Thames Valley Police (TVP) has announced his retirement. Francis Habgood, the Chief Constable of TVP, will step down in March 2019 after 32 years in the police.
Foster carers from across the borough partied long into the night on Saturday as the Slough Children’s Services Trust (SCST) hosted its annual Foster Carer Dinner, Dance and Awards Ceremony.
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A 15-year-old boy was threatened with a knife and what was claimed to be a bottle of acid and robbed at Slough Railway Station last week.
Great Western Railway said train services to and from these stations may be cancelled, delayed by up to an hour or revised
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