Credit: Kulvir Gill.
Guests enjoy singing and dancing at Maidenhead Teeyan Festival
Guests enjoyed singing, dancing and refreshment as they celebrated the Teeyan Festival in Maidenhead on Saturday.
Credit: Kulvir Gill.
Guests enjoyed singing, dancing and refreshment as they celebrated the Teeyan Festival in Maidenhead on Saturday.
The summer months have been the ‘warmest locally since before 1953’, a retired Maidenhead-based meteorologist has revealed.
Archive image of Thames Valley Buses.
Free bus rides are being provided for youngsters across the Royal Borough next week.
Martin Woolner of WildMaidenhead with what is left of the destroyed hedge.
Andy Mears Band. Credit: Jonathan Bowker.
Stubbings compound entance. Photo via Google.
The Royal Borough’s cabinet member for finance has insisted there ‘has to be another way’ to tackle its debt amid soaring borrowing.
A global consumer health company has revealed that it is aiming to close production at its Maidenhead facility in 'mid-October'.
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Disturbing footage of a ‘murderous’ attack in Slough, where a man was stabbed 34 times and then run over by his killer, has been shown at the opening of a murder trial.
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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The Trust was set up by Louis Baylis in 1962 and its primary objective is: To work for the good of the community, principally in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.
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