Borough leader 'did not break rules' in mosque speech, insists council
The Royal Borough has said electoral and code of conduct rules were not breached as a row over promises made by the council leader to Maidenhead Mosque continued this week.
The Royal Borough has said electoral and code of conduct rules were not breached as a row over promises made by the council leader to Maidenhead Mosque continued this week.
A man has been sentenced for driving the wrong way down the M4 motorway.
Thames Valley Police has released CCTV images of two men who may have vital information about the incident. Officers would also like to speak to anyone who may have witnesses the incident or has information about it.
From left, guide Eleanor Corne, guide leaders Clare Scofield and Lillian Newman with Georgia Newman, a rainbow in the Wooburn and Bourne End division.
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