Hurley & the Walthams

Methodist church in St Luke's Road, Old Windsor.

Planning round-up: Former church set to become a family home

Meanwhile, there is a proposal for greenbelt land to be used as a private dog-walking field and a bid for a new equestrian exercise track has been refused.

Planning

Site shot of the entrance to John Torrid Farm (Google)

Permanent caravans at farm are 'appropriate' development in greenbelt, inspector rules

Permission has been granted for permanent caravans at a holiday park on greenbelt land in the south west of the Royal Borough, following a Government inspector’s ruling.

Planning

Planning round-up: Works planned at historic Bisham Abbey

Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.

Steve Elliot and Helen Ballard-Weisson are hoping to raise the roof at a gala in aid of the historic church’s repairs. Ref:137075-4

Thousand-year-old church launches £400k roof appeal

‘It's next-level fly-tipping’ – Frustrated neighbour battles to get abandoned lorries cleared off the roads

An abandoned larry trailer on the A4 has been there for weeks.

‘It's next-level fly-tipping’ – Battle to get abandoned lorries cleared off the roads

Events

'A part of village life': Hundreds attend Hurley Regatta

Bathtubs, dinghies and homemade rafts returned to the River Thames on Saturday at the Hurley Regatta.

Food and Drink

Couple look to turn Hurley Village Shop into 'destination for the whole region'

A couple have opened a new café at the Hurley Village Shop.

Nicholsons Centre scheduled to close at the 'end of June', Areli confirms

The Nicholsons Centre in Maidenhead is scheduled to close its doors ‘at the end of June’, Areli has confirmed.

Adam Bouaziz. Photo from the family via Thames Valley Police.

Emotions run high as coroner rules on death of Slough teen killed in hit-and-run

Appearing as a witness, the van driver who ran over 18-year-old Adam Bouaziz last year became distressed and left the court suddenly during his testimony.

Planning round-up: Former church set to become a family home

Permanent caravans at farm are 'appropriate' development in greenbelt, inspector rules

Planning round-up: Works planned at historic Bisham Abbey

Environment Agency extends River Thames closure at Temple Bridge

Thousand-year-old church launches £400k roof appeal

Work to remove central span of Temple Bridge to start next week

Maidenhead Office Park redevelopment approved despite traffic fears

‘It's next-level fly-tipping’ – Battle to get abandoned lorries cleared off the roads

Popular cycling cafe reopens in Warren Row with a wine bar 'in the pipeline'

'A part of village life': Hundreds attend Hurley Regatta

Couple look to turn Hurley Village Shop into 'destination for the whole region'

Nicholsons Centre scheduled to close at the 'end of June', Areli confirms

Emotions run high as coroner rules on death of Slough teen killed in hit-and-run

Mother who killed son during severe mental health crisis given indefinite hospital order

Maidenhead United's hopes for new stadium at Braywick Park resurrected

Domestic abuser jailed for frenzied knife attack on partner at Burnham Beeches

Plans submitted for market-style M&S foodhall at Stafferton Way Retail Park

MP faces scrutiny over use of public funds to hire fellow councillor's business

Slough child sex abuser, 78, jailed for historic rape and indecent assault offences

Slough drug-dealer, 22, jailed after near £2k cocaine stash found in car

Coroner hopes for better education on railway dangers after teen’s death

Forty-minute delays continue after crash on the M4 near Slough

Lowbrook Academy named Primary School of the Year in prestigious Sunday Times list

Public notices: Multiple schemes for historic buildings in RBWM

RBWM budget: Borough ‘back to square one’ after Government ‘grenade’