High spirits as gin brand is 'back from the dead'
A new line of gin which started life in a back garden in Bray after the revival of a defunct Sixties brand is making its way into the burgeoning international market.
A new line of gin which started life in a back garden in Bray after the revival of a defunct Sixties brand is making its way into the burgeoning international market.
A firm which prides itself on its customer services will use its expertise to judge a category in the Maidenhead and Windsor Business awards.
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A body of a young male has been recovered from Slough’s Jubilee River.
At least five schools in Slough are closed today (Monday) because they have no water supply.
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