Readers respond to council's call for active travel measures in RBWM
Readers have had their say after the council launched a public consultation on how to improve cycling and walking in the Royal Borough.
Readers have had their say after the council launched a public consultation on how to improve cycling and walking in the Royal Borough.
Windsor and Maidenhead and Slough are two of six councils in Berkshire supporting a Government-funded trial which will use phone data to improve the neighbourhood, such as addressing air quality and fixing potholes.
The survey, which has been live since December, is running until Tuesday, August 31.
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Weekly black bin collections are set to be axed in Windsor and Maidenhead next month.
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