Victims speak of long-lasting impact of homophobic attack by teenage thugs
“I would never expect to be attacked in this manner, but since that night we’ve stopped showing affection in public.
“I would never expect to be attacked in this manner, but since that night we’ve stopped showing affection in public.
A flood levy could be added to the council tax in the Royal Borough to contribute towards the River Thames Scheme.
A councillor has apologised for comments he made about the travellers community at a parish council meeting this week.
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