Robber jailed for 'frightening' crimes in Windsor and Slough
A robber has been jailed for using an imitation firearm in a series of 'frightening' crimes in Windsor and Slough.
A robber has been jailed for using an imitation firearm in a series of 'frightening' crimes in Windsor and Slough.
A 36-year-old chemistry student from Poland died of a heroin overdose in his Slough home, an inquest was told today (Tuesday).
Pavel Chockrek, of Adelphi Gardens, was found lying still in his flat at about 9.30pm on October 5 by his landlord Kamil Cosiva, who immediately called an ambulance and performed CPR on him as instructed.
Magicians and Stormtroopers amused guests at Alexander Devine’s Heaven Sent Ball on Friday.
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A builder has been given a year-long suspended sentence after his negligence caused a house to collapse. 'It was lucky no one was killed,' said the health and safety watchdog.
Oak House will support up to three children and young people from the borough in a home-like environment.
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