Summer months were the 'warmest locally since before 1953'
The summer months have been the ‘warmest locally since before 1953’, a retired Maidenhead-based meteorologist has revealed.
The summer months have been the ‘warmest locally since before 1953’, a retired Maidenhead-based meteorologist has revealed.
Martin Woolner of WildMaidenhead with what is left of the destroyed hedge.
An environmental group was left ‘infuriated and depressed’ this week after council contractors mistakenly destroyed biodiversity-boosting greenery in Kidwells Park.
An abandoned larry trailer on the A4 has been there for weeks.
A Maidenhead resident has been sent ‘round in circles’ trying to get a rubbish-spewing abandoned lorry cleared off the public highway, with public authorities repeatedly passing the buck.
Data has shown 2025 to be one of the worst UK harvests on record.
Thames Water HQ in Reading.
Zookeepers say they are ‘thrilled’ at the arrival of a rare Goeldi's monkey as part of conservation efforts at Berkshire College of Agriculture.
A heap of rubbish behind a block of flats in Slough is a ‘nightmare’ for residents but Slough Borough Council says it is not its responsibility to clear it.
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The operator of a Datchet water park where an 11-year-old schoolgirl was unlawfully killed has announced it will close at the end of November.
GCSE students pictured at Newlands Girls' School this morning
We'll be bringing live coverage and photographs from across East Berkshire and South Bucks where pupils will hopefully be jumping for joy.
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