It found TVP had kept an officer in post who had a known criminal associate in the area; and the force ‘wasn’t thorough enough’ when investigating allegations that a sergeant had shared child sexual abuse images.
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A watchdog believes RBWM paid too little to properly subsidise a disabled teen's trips to college - and they should have considered free transport.
Caroline Matthews
A Maidenhead woman is on a mission to put together a Screen Free Teen Magazine for school pupils – hoping it will help young people ‘get away from online’.
A Taplow nursery and pre-school has been upgraded to an ‘expected standard’ rating by Ofsted – recovering from having been slapped with an ‘Inadequate’ rating last year.
Housing association Abri’s regeneration of Sawyers Close will see the area’s four ageing apartment blocks knocked down and replaced with 413 homes.
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Sandridge House site image from 2016 when it was in operation
Archive image of The Bell and Bottle in Littlewick Green
Road sign for London between the M40 High Wycombe and Loudwater junctions (Google)
The 'CLOSED' signs on the door of Proddow Mackay (Conveyancing) Limited.
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Crook Clive, Passed away peacefully at home on 24th January, aged 93 years. He will be sadly missed by his loving family and friends Karen, Christopher, Kevin & Matthew. Funeral service has been arranged at Reading Crematorium on Wednesday 25th February at 12.00noon. Family flowers only. Donations if desired to Stokenchurch Dog Rescue may be sent c/o Tomalin & Son or online at clivecrook.[more..]
Barker, Keith Stansfield on 3rd February, peacefully at home Keith Barker, aged 93, widower of Mary Barker. Keith is survived by his three children, Hilary, Iain and Caroline, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. All enquiries to Tomalin & Son, Henley.
Drew, David John passed away peacefully aged 84 years. David will be greatly missed by all his family and friends. A service will be held at Reading Crematorium on Friday 27th February 2026 at 1pm. Please wear something Blue. Family flowers only. Donations if desired will be given to Sue Rdyer. These can be sent online at https://davidjohndrew.muchloved.com/ or sent c/o Tomalin & Son.
Diane Salt, loving Mum to Elliott Salt and Natalie Dewberry (nee Salt), sadly passed away from a stroke on Tuesday 10th February 2026. She passed peacefully with her loved ones close by. Diane's funeral will be held on Thursday 12th March at 12pm at Southam Road Cemetery, Banbury, OX16 2FW.
John TaylerPassed away peacefully at Foxleigh Grove Nursing Home on Tuesday 10th February aged 98 years.A loving Husband, Father, Grandfather and Great grandfather dearly loved and missed by all family and friends.The service will be held at St Michael's Church Bray on Wednesday 25th February at 11:30am.Donations in memory of John can be made to Yorkshire Dales Millenium Trust Tribute to John [more..]
RUSSELL, Michael John, on 27th January aged 75 years, peacefully in hospital after a long illness, bravely fought. Dearly loved husband of Brenda, father to Christopher and Robert, grandpa of Thomas and Isabella. Requiem mass to take place at St Georges R.C. Church, York on Thursday 19th February at 10am followed by a private interment. Flowers may be sent to J Rymer Funeral Directors, York, tel [more..]
As part of the transformation, a brand-new restaurant will opn - Penningtons, named after the original innkeeper George Pennington.
Jenner's Cafe in Riverside Gardens has operated since 1959
Jenner’s Café in Riverside Gardens could be set to close in August, as the council, which owns the land, plans to redevelop it and build a new café when its lease expires.
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