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Review of the year 2019: August

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05:09AM, Thursday 02 January 2020

MAIDENHEAD: Meerkats, hedgehogs, snakes and bearded dragons were on parade at the Nicholsons Centre. Children got the chance to hold, stroke, and play with a varitey of different creatures as part of the Terrific Tuesdays event. Ref:131735-6
COOKHAM: Hundreds of artworks went up on display at Cookham Art Club’s annual exhibition. Held at Pinder Hall, more than 300 paintings, greetings cards, glassworks and pieces of pottery were on show. Ref:131700-11
MAIDENHEAD: Protesters took to a 110-acre piece of land bought by the council to air their concerns about opening the site up to the public. About 30 demonstrators took to Battlemead Common to argue for protecting wildlife there. Ref:131652-5
ROYAL BOROUGH:Colourful Lions popped up outside businesses and landmarks around the borough. Dozens of the big cats were created and positioned by the Lions Club of Windsor, celebrating the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria’s birth and riaisng money for various charities. Ref:131678-3
WARREN ROW. The future of a cafe popular with cyclists hung in the balance after a planning dispute with the council. The Royal Borough had threatened Velolife with an injunction if ‘cycle meets’ carried on there. In November the injunction was dropped by the council. Ref:131664-6
An exhibition cricket match took place between Sir Michael Parkinson’s celebrity XI and a side from youth cricket and disability sports charity Lord’s Taverners. The match was even commentated on by Test Match Special broadcaster Dan Norcross. Ref:131763-9
MAIDENHEAD: Youngsters spent the bank holiday weekned at Timebertown. The event sees children build timber huts and playing outdoor games at Town Moor. Fewer materials were used this year and the majority of timber was recycled. But there was still a small ceremonial bonfire. Ref:131756-42

A long-running saga between a cycling cafe and the council got started this month. Meerkats and other critters dropped in at the Nicholsons Centre and a model Lions started popping up around the borough.

Maidenhead

Drought confirmed in Royal Borough and Slough

Hospital waiting times leave patients 'frightened', survey finds

Viewpoint: Still no answers on St Mark's walk-in clinic

Volunteers 'on the case' to tackle algae on Maidenhead's waterways

Thunderstorms warning for Slough, Windsor and Maidenhead

Gin and Rum fest in Fifield returns for end of August

The Craufurd Arms raises hundreds through charity fun day

Caution urged over water safety as heatwave continues

Council could change RingGo parking system to tackle accidental overcharge

Still no news on reopening of St Mark's Hospital minor injury unit in Maidenhead

Ambulance service the first to use 'dementia buttons'

Explore walks from Elizabeth line stations in new book

Viewpoint: Still no answers on St Mark's walk-in clinic

Nationwide closure leaves Langley without walk-in banking branches

Caution urged over water safety as heatwave continues

Council could change RingGo parking system to tackle accidental overcharge

Still no news on reopening of St Mark's Hospital minor injury unit in Maidenhead

Closed Maidenhead dentist to be taken over by new practice

Liquid Leisure Windsor issues statement following death of 11-year-old girl

Girl, 11, dies after incident at Liquid Leisure Windsor

Police provide update into death at Liquid Leisure Windsor

Is £100,000 YouTube treasure hidden in Maidenhead?

Firefighters in attendance of 20,000sqm field fire in Marlow Bottom

Punters delighted as they flock back to bar at popular Bray pub

Baylis Media Photo Galleries

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Maidenhead Festival, Kidwells Park, Maidenhead

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Biltong Bros. Biltong Bros is a new South African shop that has opened in Cookham High Street. Richard Gibson

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Royal Opening of the Thames Hospice Queen Elizabeth and Princess Anne visiting the Thames Hospice to officially open with a tour and unveiling a plaque. Thames Hospice, Windsor Road, Maidenhead MP Theresa May

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Clivemont Road, Maidenhead Police at the scene of a rave.

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Residents are complaining that Thames Water hasn’t fixed a leak for over a month, when they are about to commit to a hosepipe ban. Hedsor Road, Bourne End

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Poppies Maidenhead, in Shifford Crescent. The nursery has been awarded a Good OFSTED rating by inspectors in a recent report.

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MUFC, York Road, Maidenhead New Advertiser signs have been installed at the ground and new shirt with sponsors, Maidenhead Advertiser L-R Grace Scott, Jeremy Spooner, Sian Lancaster

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Nationwide, 5 Willow Parade, Langley, SL3 8HN Nationwide has announced it is closing two branches in Slough, including at 5 Willow Parade Langley

Days Gone By - Photos

Photos from The Maidenhead Advertiser 150th Anniversary book 'Days Gone By' are now available to buy.

Charity Events

Galleries of local charity events. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper caption

Her Majesty the Queen

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Theresa May

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