Royal Borough contractors declining to remove flags over abuse, meeting told
A contractor has ‘declined’ to remove St George’s and Union flags in the Royal Borough after workers were subjected to verbal abuse, a councillor has said.
A contractor has ‘declined’ to remove St George’s and Union flags in the Royal Borough after workers were subjected to verbal abuse, a councillor has said.
Residents of a retirement home are infuriated with Housing Solutions – believing that late action taking care of a bedbug problem have caused it to spiral out of control.
MPs across the Royal Borough and East Berkshire have disagreed over the Government’s formal recognition of a Palestinian state.
Strike action head been set to start from Monday.
Photos: Roger le Clercq.
An artist's impression of Marlow Film Studios.
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Bucks' adult social care services were rated ‘Good’ but 'there are things we can do better', cabinet says - and future plans include more autism-trained staff.
Plans to redevelop Maidenhead Office Park have been unanimously approved despite fears from residents and councillors about increased traffic.
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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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