Pavement quality and a lack of dropped kerbs were among concerns raised by disability and inclusion forum members
Disability and inclusion forum members raised concerns about bus services and ‘diabolical’ pavements during a discussion about RBWM’s Local Transport Plan this week.
From today (September 9) until Friday, September 12, engineering works between Slough and Reading will see changes to the trains on the GWR line stops.
Archive image of Thames Valley Buses.
Free bus rides are being provided for youngsters across the Royal Borough next week.
President Donald Trump's previous visit where he met Queen Elizabeth II.
Community speedwatchers Clare Stuart-Adams and Alison Brayshaw, as well as Cllr Suzanne Cross, are among those calling for change.
Red Lion supermarket replaced the pub in Colnbrook. Photo via Google.
A broken-down train between Slough and Windsor & Eton Central is blocking the line this morning (Saturday).
The Royal Borough’s cabinet lead for transport has welcomed the idea of free bus passes for under 22s, but says Government funding is needed to deliver the scheme.
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Disturbing footage of a ‘murderous’ attack in Slough, where a man was stabbed 34 times and then run over by his killer, has been shown at the opening of a murder trial.
Timothy Seale, left; Natasha Carroll, right.
A Maidenhead couple who went on a nine-day crime spree – robbing from multiple shops while armed with weapons – have been given prison sentences of eight and five years each.
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