Two big screens will be set up in the Long Walk in Windsor tomorrow so that people can watch the spectacular military parade happening nearby. The screens will be placed between the Park Street and Brook Street entrances with refreshment outlets and public toilets nearby. The parade involves 2,500 army, navy and air force representatives and will start soon after 10.30am
Radical plans have been put forward to scrap the education system in Windsor to cope with rising future demand for places. Changing the system from three to two tiers is one of three options being suggested by a Royal Borough task and finish group to cope with pressure on senior student provision in the town. Other options include expanding Windsor Boys' School, Windsor Girls' School and Churchmead School in Datchet or building a new co-educational sixth form.
A sculpture of a modern military Chinook CH47-D helicopter has been unveiled at the Household Cavalry Museum in Windsor. Created by Jon Hamilton-Fford MBE, the former soldier-turned-artist has created the detailed replica which is the first of its kind in the world.
A schoolboy is over the moon after being reunited with his beloved pet cat - who disappeared without a trace in 2010. Iliyas Tarafi was 'stunned' to find skinny and dirty Rougie curled up under a
A union organiser is calling for a widespread campaign against the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead's plans to cut staff in Sure Start children's centres.The borough has nine Sure Start children's centres. The borough has nine Sure Start children's centres which provide services for children under five and their parents. Although the authority decided to keep all nine
Reigning monarchs from across the globe will be arriving at Windsor Castle today for a diamond jubilee banquet lunch. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and other royals are also expected to join the Queen for the sumptious occasion. Those expected are the King of Bahrain, the Emperor of Japan, the King of Tonga, and President Khalifa bin Zayed of the UAE.
A second body has been has been found in the Jubilee River in a matter of days. The body was seen by a member of the public shortly before 10.30am today. An immediate search of the river began and the body was located in the river, near to the Windsor & Eton Relief Road.
A plea date is yet to be set for a police officer from Windsor Police Station and his wife charged with various fraud offences. Detective Sergeant Narinder Sahota, 49, was charged on January 17, but has had his case moved from Swindon Crown Court to Bristol Crown Court. He is charged with nine counts of obtaining a mortgage by deception, five counts of defrauding Her Majesty's
