Water park where schoolgirl died to shut before the end of the year
The operator of a Datchet water park where an 11-year-old schoolgirl was unlawfully killed has announced it will close at the end of November.
The operator of a Datchet water park where an 11-year-old schoolgirl was unlawfully killed has announced it will close at the end of November.
Datchet parish councillors have pushed the Royal Borough to ensure a hotel in the village is used for tourists and the local community.
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A petition has been launched to lower the speed limit on a 60mph stretch in Datchet, which has been plagued by ‘people driving at excessive speeds’.
Riding Court Road remains closed following the death of a motorcyclist from Langley
Kyra Hill (right) and flowers left outside Liquid Leisure in her memory.
The Government has acknowledged lessons must be learned from the tragic death of 11-year-old Kyra Hill at a Datchet water park – in the wake of her family calling for ‘decisive action’.
Rain has been forecasted for the Berkshire area this week, but the prolonged dry spell has meant the ‘damage is already done’ for farmers and their crops.
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A police cordon in place at Burnham Park
‘Reassurance patrols’ will continue in the park, police said, and an appeal has been issued for anyone who might have information to make a report.
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