Disabled woman hits out at town centre car park plan
An elderly woman with mobility issues has vowed to stop visiting the town centre if adequate plans are not made for parking when the Nicholsons car park is knocked down.
An elderly woman with mobility issues has vowed to stop visiting the town centre if adequate plans are not made for parking when the Nicholsons car park is knocked down.
The regeneration of Maidenhead took a step forward last night as councillors gave the green light for the York Road application.
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An investigation is ongoing after a young child fell from a window at a block of flats.
Great Western Railway said train services to and from these stations may be cancelled, delayed by up to an hour or revised
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