Nicholson Quarter will secure 'long-term future of Maidenhead', developer says
The developers behind a planned town centre regeneration scheme have insisted they will deliver ‘long-term success’ for Maidenhead, as a crunch meeting edges closer.
The developers behind a planned town centre regeneration scheme have insisted they will deliver ‘long-term success’ for Maidenhead, as a crunch meeting edges closer.
Ofsted and CQC inspectors found ‘widespread systemic failings’ across Slough Borough Council’s services for SEND children and young people which need to be ‘addressed urgently’.
Father and daughter Matt and Ella Cottrell.
Meyers Close, where the chidlren's home will be. Photo via Google.
A CGI image of the Nicholsons Centre redevelopment.
A swan was killed in Datchet by attackers using catapults.
The council is ‘exploring’ whether to give police more powers to crack down on catapult attackers who are responsible for killing swans around Windsor and Maidenhead.
Slough councillors have backed a strategy put forward to tackle the low levels of physical activity in the borough.
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The victim, Tomasz Kopec (image: Thames Valley Police).
Tomasz Kopec (pictured) was 46 years old when he was badly beaten at his home in Grant Avenue, Slough, on April 25.
A man who stabbed his victim in the back and throat during a ‘horrific’ attack in Burnham Beeches has pleaded guilty to attempted murder.
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