'Leaving a legacy': the lasting impact of wills on charities and families
More than half of UK adults do not have a will, and yet having one has never been more important. The Advertiser has explored why with Thames Hospice.
More than half of UK adults do not have a will, and yet having one has never been more important. The Advertiser has explored why with Thames Hospice.
Archive photo of the appeal site in Green Lane (credit: Google)
A planning battle has been ongoing over the homes planned for an agricultural yard in Green Lane since 2024.
Children ‘laugh with delight and jump with excitement’ at the Bee Happy Club in Bray, Ofsted reports. It's been assessed for the first time since setting up a few years ago.
Photo by Ian Longthorne.
Community speedwatchers Clare Stuart-Adams and Alison Brayshaw, as well as Cllr Suzanne Cross, are among those calling for change.
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Some of 'exceptional' Maidenhead Homestore team working to make a difference.
A community speedwatch involves using a ‘speed gun’ (aka ‘radar gun’) to record the speed of passing cars. The data can help demonstrate speeding issues in the area – and any need for enforcement.
Holyport’s new joint manager Dan Rapley said his team ‘deserved to win’ on Saturday as they secured a victory and took home three points to kick-start their season.
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Two-thirds of the Royal Borough’s bin collecting workforce look set to take strike action at the end of this month amid a dispute over pay.
Cressida Comyn died in the grounds of the Cardinal Clinic in Oakley Green (archive image).
The body of a vulnerable patient was found in the grounds of a private mental health clinic around an hour after she went missing, an inquest has heard.
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The Trust was set up by Louis Baylis in 1962 and its primary objective is: To work for the good of the community, principally in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
The Trust distributed grants of over £100,000 to more than 100 recipients during the last financial year and has a policy of distributing the majority of the grants to local organisations and charities, the balance going to regional and national organisations.
The majority of applications for grants from the Trust are received by post from local and national charities and organisations that are aware of the Trust. The Trust supports all sections of the community in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead and actively encourages applications for grants from the Trust.The bulk of donations are made to benefit the elderly and the young, although many other groups including the Arts are also supported.
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