A Windsor councillor has raised concerns that Royal Borough greenbelt land could be used to meet housing requirements for Slough after it was suggested in a council letter to the Borough Local Plan (BLP) inspector.
A 25-year-old woman was ‘shocked’ when she received strange messages from a bus ticket worker after giving her number as part of the test and trace system.
Frustrations have been aired over broken links after the Royal Borough introduced a new website earlier this month.
From left: Superintendent Michael Greenwood and Superintendent Colin Hudson.
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A Slough man has been sentenced to more than two years in prison after he was convicted of drug and driving offences, including possession with intent to supply class A drugs in Windsor.
Residents and councillors alike are disgusted with the hit-and-miss bin collections in the borough, which have left some residents with rotting, maggot-filled bins for weeks on end.
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