Police say 'non-viable devices' discovered in Horton were stolen from London property
An investigation by Thames Valley Police has revealed that the ‘non-viable devices’ discovered in Horton on Tuesday were stolen from a property in London.
An investigation by Thames Valley Police has revealed that the ‘non-viable devices’ discovered in Horton on Tuesday were stolen from a property in London.
The festive season is official upon us as the annual Christmas tree in Windsor Town Centre has been installed. Residents can stand beside the tree for the Christmas Lights Switch On event on Saturday.
Get ready for the festive season at the official Windsor Christmas Light Switch On and Lantern Procession on Saturday. Mayor Cllr Sayonara Luxton will turn on the lights on Castle Hill accompanied by the stars of Theatre Royal Windsor’s Aladdin.
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A man in his fifties is in critical care following a crash on the A4 earlier today (Tuesday).
All lines are blocked between London Paddington and Slough due to a person being hit by a train.
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