Site shot of the Langley High Street and Elmhurst Road junction (credit: Google).
This week’s public notices include a notification of changes to parking and waiting restrictions in Langley and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
Conman Darren Crane is serving more than four years in jail (image: Thames Valley Police).
A jailed fraudster who used the life savings of an Ascot family to fuel his gambling and a luxury lifestyle has been given a new crime order restriction.
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.
CGI image of the 'courtyard' area plan for 100 homes set for land south of Ascot High Street.
Image: London Square Developments Ltd
Councillors are set to discuss plans for mobile homes in the greenbelt in Eton Wick and major proposals for 101 homes in Ascot at a meeting next week.
Delighted visitor admires a little chick. Photo credit: Joma Blair.
It was another ‘wild success’ for Imperial College in Ascot as one of their annual events transformed Silwood Park into a ‘buzzing hub of nature-themed discovery.’
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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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