Slough Council needs information on 'poorly' dog found in Langley
The stray dog was found wandering aimlessly around the streets of Common Road, Langley, last Wednesday, April 7 at 5pm.
The stray dog was found wandering aimlessly around the streets of Common Road, Langley, last Wednesday, April 7 at 5pm.
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Fire crews have urged people not to leave bonfires unattended and to ensure they are aware of the wind conditions after a bonfire spread in Langley today (Thursday).
An underused piece of land in Langley is set to be transformed into an urban forest.
Slough Borough Council HQ, Observatory House, Windsor Road, Slough
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A worshipper has spoken out against her mosque in Slough following its decision to stop women attending ritual prayers during Ramadan.
The fatal collision took place at 8.25pm on Wednesday on the A4 Bath Road near the town centre.
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