The former HSBC branch in Windsor High Street
Gail's Bakery eyes second store in Windsor town centre
The former Windsor HSBC branch could be turned into a Gail’s café after a planning application was submitted to the Royal Borough.
The former HSBC branch in Windsor High Street
The former Windsor HSBC branch could be turned into a Gail’s café after a planning application was submitted to the Royal Borough.
Burnham Beeches Golf Club entrance in Green Lane (archive image).
Burnham Beeches Golf Club had been served an enforcement notice by Buckinghamshire Council, which demanded its new 15-space car park by the clubhouse be ripped up.
Charter Court, 50 Windsor Road, Slough. Former office block to become apartments. Photo via Google.
Take a look at the latest and most significant planning applications that are pending, refused or denied in Slough Borough and South Bucks.
CGI image of the 'courtyard' area plan for 100 homes set for land south of Ascot High Street.
King and Castle, 15–16 Thames Street, Windsor. Photo via Google.
Photo via Google.
Plans were for land east of Wymers Wood Road. Map data: ©2025 Google, Airbus. Maxar Technologies
A planning inspector concluded the five-bedroom home couldn't be counted as merely filling a gap between existing houses, and would harm the greenbelt.
An archive site shot of one entrance to the yard (credit: Google).
Unauthorised caravans and a scrapyard set up on greenbelt land in Taplow must be removed within seven months, a Government planning inspector has ruled.
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Archive image of traffic on the M4 near Slough.
Drivers on the M4 near Slough have been warned to expect nearly an hour of delays and up to three miles of traffic following a multi-vehicle crash.
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