New Hilltop headteacher wants parents to have more say in school
Lynn Bima has joined Hilltop First School in Clewer Hill Road.
Lynn Bima has joined Hilltop First School in Clewer Hill Road.
There is less than one week left to submit comments to the Borough Local Plan (BLP) Regulation 19 consultation.
Riders saddled up and rode across Windsor Great Park to raise money for a selection of good causes.
A cycle hire scheme has been set up in Slough
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Motorists have been facing long rush-hour delays this morning following a collision on the M4.
CCTV images have been released by police investigating an assault in Windsor town centre which left a man seriously injured and unconscious at the weekend.
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