Fatality on the track causes railway disruption between London and Slough
Great Western Railway (GWR) says that passengers should expect disruption until the end of today (Saturday) following the incident.
Great Western Railway (GWR) says that passengers should expect disruption until the end of today (Saturday) following the incident.
The Royal Borough’s borrowing costs were thrown into the spotlight at a council meeting this week, with the authority set to hold £212million in loans at the end of this financial year.
Licencing applications in Windsor and road closures in Slough feature in this week’s public notices.
L-R: Grant Price, Wade Kirkaldie and Nick Pellew from The Windsor Club.
The Alma Landlord Alfie Horn and general manager Louie Blackman
Debbie Raven, Thames Hospice CEO, with health secretary Sajid Javid MP
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A stretch of the M4 will be closed in both directions this weekend as works continue on the Smart Motorways project.
South Western Railway has cancelled trains while emergency services attend to an incident between Staines and Windsor & Eton Riverside.
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The approved Aldi store site in Dedworth Road, Windsor.
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