Police release list of 'reasonable excuses' to go outside
Thames Valley Police has published a list of ‘reasonable excuses’ to go outside, based on Government guidance.
Thames Valley Police has published a list of ‘reasonable excuses’ to go outside, based on Government guidance.
A police community support officer who founded the Windsor Street Angels has been recognised for his work in the community.
Tributes have been paid to a veteran martial arts teacher in Slough and community warden for the Royal Borough, who has died from COVID-19 aged 62.
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