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Views sought on proposed subsidised bus routes
Royal Borough residents are invited to share their view on proposed routes for subsidised bus services. With the existing bus route contracts set to expire in summer 2024, the council is looking for feedback on suggested updates to routes and stops
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McDonald's serve up new plan for Langley restaurant
Plans for a new drive-thru McDonald's have been submitted to the council. The fast food chain giant first revealed it was looking to open in Langley during a public consultation in July where residents could have their say on the proposal.
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Borough councillor announces independent run for parliament
A borough councillor has announced an independent run for parliament while standing down as his group leader. Councillor David Buckley of The Borough First Independents (tBfI) has revealed his intention to stand for the Windsor constituency at
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Residents call for more restrictions after fireworks let off until 3am
Hundreds of residents have turned to social media to vent their frustration as the sound of fireworks carried into the early morning. November is often a time of celebration, with both Guy Fawkes and Diwali seeing fireworks being bought and sold
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Owners of XL Bully's worry for the future of their pets amid ban
Owners of XL Bully's have raised concerns about the upcoming breed ban, with many worried about the future for their pets. It comes as the government has banned XL Bully's with it becoming illegal to breed, sell, advertise, rehome and abandon an
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Global crises such as Ukraine war fuelling rural crime, police inspector warns
International crises such as the war in Ukraine are fuelling rural crime in Britain, a police inspector has warned. Speaking before Windsor and Maidenhead’s Rural Forum, Thames Valley Police’s Inspector Stuart Hutchings suggested that demand for
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Modern Windsor office block set to get solar panels
A modern Windsor office block is set to get solar panels in a bid to boost its environmental performance. Photovoltaic (PV) panels will be put on the roof of Riverside House, which sits next to Windsor and Eton Riverside railway station. Despite
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Slough Liberal Democrats back calls for Gaza ceasefire
Slough’s Liberal Democrats have joined growing calls for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. Party members in the town, including all three Liberal Democrats on Slough Borough Council, signed a statement calling on the UK government to push for a
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Army maintenance engineer jailed for attacking daughter with knife sharpener
AN army maintenance engineer has been jailed after hitting his daughter with a pot and a knife sharpener in Slough. Sorin Butean was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday (November 14) for two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm
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Top chef charges £425 a head for Christmas dinner at Michelin restaurant
A Michelin star chef has revealed the price of his Christmas dinner experience. Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck in Bray has opened for Christmas bookings, with a special feast being served from November 29 to December 23. However, it doesn't