Councillor defends removal of Holyport school travel benefit
A councillor has defended the Royal Borough’s plans to scrap a free school transport concession benefiting Holyport families.
A councillor has defended the Royal Borough’s plans to scrap a free school transport concession benefiting Holyport families.
Pictured: Martin Gibbons (and family) with Cllr Amy Tisi and Susy Shearer from the RBWM Cycling Action Group at the Mill Lane junction.
A petition has been created by a Windsor resident which calls on the borough council to improve safety at a blackspot junction.
A section of the M4 will be closed in both directions between Slough and Maidenhead this weekend, Highways England has said.
L-R: Lily Warman, Marta Downs, Stuart Downs (owners of Strawberry Grove), Tegan McCartney.
Marlow will be one of the towns set to benefit from the Bucks Council offer
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The candidates standing in the upcoming Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner election have outlined their priorities for policing in the region.
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