In May, cabinet voted to revoke all five of its AQMAs - monitored zones where air pollution levels once exceeded legal limits - which caused concerns that RBWM was reneging on its duties to protect people’s health.
Lightlands Lane pumping station is a matter of concern for figures in Cookham
Multiple RBWM and parish councillors have expressed frustrations over how long it is taking to address flooding at key spots across the Borough.
Windsor's MP is hoping to see Channel One of the River Thames Scheme funded as 'national strategic infrastructure' as the Government embarks on a review of flood defences across the country.
31 Peascod Street. Photo via Google.
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RBWM is in the midst of another stab at trying to get the Government to pay for an important flood alleviation scheme in Berkshire.
At a virtual Flood Liaison meeting, a ward councillor for Datchet, Horton and Wraysbury urged inspectors to take action at Wraysbury Village Green.
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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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