Muslim community in Windsor celebrate end of Ramadan
The Muslim community in Windsor marked the end of Ramadan by holding special prayers today.
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A significant milestone is set to be reached on Monday as the country approaches another step out of lockdown – and theatres in Windsor cannot wait to get going.
A group of community figures from across Windsor are calling on the council to leave Baths Island out of any potential redevelopment near Alexandra Gardens.
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