Kip the border collie was a member of the Cookham Dean Cricket club committee in 1979
Welcome to Remember When, our weekly delve into the Advertiser archives to see what was making headlines, 25, 30, 35 and 40 years ago this week.
Welcome to Remember When, our weekly delve into the Advertiser archives to see what was making headlines, 25, 30, 35 and 40 years ago this week.
Adrian Willett, Shirley farrington, Aeone Dale, Jonathan Bullen, Robert Greenacre, Anan Page-Thomas, Peter Gibbons and Julian Sur ahead of their performance of Oliver in 1969.
Welcome to Remember When, our weekly delve into the Advertiser archives to see what was making headlines 25, 30, 35, 40 and 50 years ago. If you recognise your younger self in any of the pictures please get in touch to share your memories.
The plug was pulled on Maidenhead's outdoor swimming pool in 1989.
Youngsters at St Peter's Church made their very own Noah's Ark in 1994.
The team from Maidenhead Fire Station and Berni Inns on their sponsored bed push in 1989.
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Windsor will play host to a ‘Freedom of Entry March’ to say goodbye to the Household Cavalry, which has been in the town for more than 200 years.
The Royal Borough has said electoral and code of conduct rules were not breached as a row over promises made by the council leader to Maidenhead Mosque continued this week.
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