Co-op in Dedworth Road. Credit: Google Maps.
Dedworth Co-op undergoing major makeover to provide 'fresh new look'
A Co-op store in Dedworth is undergoing a major makeover to give the store a ‘fresh new look’.
Co-op in Dedworth Road. Credit: Google Maps.
A Co-op store in Dedworth is undergoing a major makeover to give the store a ‘fresh new look’.
Dedworth Green First School has been rated ‘Good’ in every category – with praise given for its early years and special needs support as well as extracurricular activities.
Dates for crucial work by Thames Water in Windsor have now been set. Work periods will come with temporary traffic lights controlling traffic and some road closures.
Previous road closures due to water pipe problems in Clewer and Dedworth.
The bereft site of where the willow used to be.
Hilltop First School. Photo via Google.
Thames Hospice retail shop at 67 Dedworth Road, Windsor.
The caravan park was proposed for land east of Forest Farm. Photo via Google.
Also in Bray, The Hinds Head is seeking to extend its opening hours and Oakley Court Hotel received a decision for some proposed refurbs.
Last year's fair.
A Christmas fair in Clewer – postponed due to Storm Bert – is set for this coming Sunday (December 1), featuring a grotto, stalls, games and a raffle.
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Archive Elizabeth line train image.
All train lines between London Paddington and Reading have closed while emergency services respond to an incident, National Rail has said.
A 'major' police presence and forensics were spotted at a property on Boyn Hill Road yesterday (Thursday).
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