Police launched a ‘visible poling’ operation in Windsor and Eton yesterday and caught out some drivers breaking the rules.
Thames Valley Police was involved in Project Servator – which aims to disrupt a range of criminal activity, including terrorism.
These officers are ‘experienced and specially trained to spot the tell-tale signs that someone is planning or preparing to commit an act of crime.’
Project Servator is ‘a year-round tactic’ that is ‘not limited to major events’ and is deployed ‘frequently and unpredictably’ across the Thames Valley.
Both uniformed and plain-clothed police officers arrive unannounced at various locations and patrol.
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Timothy Seale, left; Natasha Carroll, right.
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A legal battle over a vent outside Pink Gentleman's Club (pictured) reached the High Court.
Fast-food fumes creating an ‘uncomfortable environment’ at a strip club in the shadow of Windsor Castle are not the landlord’s responsibility, a High Court judge has ruled at appeal.
Timothy Seale, left; Natasha Carroll, right.
A Maidenhead couple who went on a nine-day crime spree – robbing from multiple shops while armed with weapons – have been given prison sentences of eight and five years each.
Furze Platt students celebrate.
We'll be bringing live coverage and photographs from across East Berkshire and South Bucks - where pupils will hopefully be jumping for joy after finding out their results.
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