Dedicated pub crawler Dale with 'Wildcat' Willie from Windsor and Eton Brewery.
The popular social media man hit 20 pubs in the Royal town in one day - lavishing praise on The Swan - 'a beauty of a community-owned pub' - among others.
Thames Water has apologised after a significant water leak in Windsor has caused ‘carnage’ on local roads.
Dates for crucial work by Thames Water in Windsor have now been set. Work periods will come with temporary traffic lights controlling traffic and some road closures.
Micky Foden-Andrews, GM of The Swan (left) and Adam Handling, owner of The Loch & The Tyne - both finalist pubs.
Previous road closures due to water pipe problems in Clewer and Dedworth.
The bereft site of where the willow used to be.
Hilltop First School. Photo via Google.
Last year's fair.
Here are some of the most significant road closures and traffic controls in operation in Windsor, Slough, South Bucks and surrounding areas this week.
The fire broke out in a block of flats in Clewer New Town
Firefighters in Windsor rescued three people trapped in a flat fire in Clewer New Town yesterday evening (July 16).
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M4 drivers have been warned to expect delays after a multi-vehicle crash near Slough this afternoon (November 4).
Archive image of the M&S Maidenhead store.
Marks & Spencer (M&S) have revealed plans to close its Maidenhead town centre store and create a new market-style foodhall at Stafferton Way Retail Park.
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