The Slough Observer have rounded up some of the most important stories from the last week.
Here are a few of the most significant stories readers should be aware of:
1. Mercedes driver from Slough fined hundreds for speeding on M4
A man from Slough must pay more than £340 for speeding on the M4 in a Mercedes.
Omar Ali, 30, from Poyle Road, was driving 11 miles per hour over the speed limit near junction four when he was caught by a speed camera.
Read the full story here.
2. Family's moving tribute to man killed in crash in Slough
The family of Grzegorz Bondar, who died following a road traffic collision in Slough on October 19, have released a tribute to him.
It reads: "It is with great sadness that we regrettably announce the tragic loss of my brother, Grzegorz Bondar, who died unexpectedly in a terrible accident.
Read the full tribute here.
3. Slough boy kidnapped in car park
A teenage boy was snatched from a community centre car park but made a lucky escape when police intercepted the kidnappers.
The victim was forced into the back of a car at Manor Park Community Centre Car Park before officers stopped the attempted offence.
Read more here.
4. Maidenhead town centre attack: Slough men arrested
A terrifying attack in Maidenhead saw a man suffer a fractured face and nose.
Police said at about 4.15am on Sunday, November 7 a man was attacked by three men on West Street.
Read the full story here.
5. Slough skyscraper could have gone up in flames, court hears
A ten-floor skyscraper in Slough could have gone up in flames in what would have been a ‘nightmare scenario’ after a woman lit two small fires in a ‘cry for help’.
The woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, has been in prison since the incident in March 2021.
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