Velolife owner 'overwhelmed' by public support for cafe facing going out of business
The owner of a cafe at the centre of a planning dispute which has made national news has been ‘overwhelmed’ by the support he has received from the public.
The owner of a cafe at the centre of a planning dispute which has made national news has been ‘overwhelmed’ by the support he has received from the public.
September is fast approaching and to welcome the autumn breeze Norden Farm is holding its Community Kite Festival.
Throughout yesterday morning our photographers visited schools across Windsor, Maidenhead and Slough as students opened their A-level results.
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Charlotte Wiggins, Charlotte Thomson, Jenna Thompson and Charlotte Bownass at Cookham Dean's Noah's Ark summer camp in 1994.
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Hundreds of students across East Berkshire and South Bucks are collecting their A-level results today.
The founder of not-for-profit singing group Pop Goes the Choir has received a suspended prison sentence for sexual assault.
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L-R: Duncan Sharkey, Colin Walker, Duncan Dollimore and Cllr Simon Dudley
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