Former England rugby World Cup winner takes on first headship at Braywood
A former England rugby World Cup winner turned teacher said the step up into her first headship role has been ‘brilliant’.
A former England rugby World Cup winner turned teacher said the step up into her first headship role has been ‘brilliant’.
Gareth Healey
Gareth Healey, originally from Truro, broke the rules he was supposed to follow after leaving prison.
Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.
Paige Flockhart, 27, will be taking on the Island Challenge across Saint Lucia.
E-scooters stock photo.
Cutting smoking rates is part of the strategy.
Co-op in Dedworth Road. Credit: Google Maps.
A Co-op store in Dedworth is undergoing a major makeover to give the store a ‘fresh new look’.
Low rates of pay at RBWM ‘remains a risk’ to retaining in-house staff - and the cost of hiring agency workers to plug the gaps continues to leave a significant mark on the council's finances.
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A 'major' police presence and forensics were spotted at a property on Boyn Hill Road yesterday (Thursday).
Planned track closures are impacting trains to and from Maidenhead, Burnham and Taplow on the Elizabeth Line.
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