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Slough council investigating ‘potential encroachment’ into park by property developer

Slough Borough Council is investigating whether a property developer has extended his land into Baylis Park

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Pearl necklace worn by Berkshire actress in Elvis set to go on auction

A pearl necklace that rubbed shoulders with Elvis Presley is expected to sell for thousands at auction later this month.

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Spectators express excitement as Kate attends Order of the Garter celebrations

Over 2,000 onlookers from across the world were delighted to see the Princess of Wales join the procession for one of the highlight’s of the monarch’s calander – a thanksgiving service celebrating the Order of the Garter.

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Police stop Slough motorist and find driver hasn't held a licence in 44 YEARS

Police stopped a Citroën driver and discovered they had not held a licence in 44 - YEARS.

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More than 2,500 people sign Hindu group’s petition to buy Wexham Court Parish Hall

More than 2,500 people have signed a petition asking Slough Borough Council to sell Wexham Court Parish Hall to Hindu community group Jeeyar Educational Trust UK (JetUK)

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MP blasts Labour’s spending ‘spree’, says economy left vulnerable

Local MP for Windsor, Jack Rankin, has branded the recent government spending review a “spending spree” that will lead to higher taxes for Windsor residents.

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In the Dock: Latest court results from Reading Magistrates' Court

The following cases were heard at Reading Magistrates’ Courts.

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Teenager left with head injury after stabbing in Slough

A teenager sustained head injuries following a stabbing in Slough. The incident occurred at around 11.20pm last night (14/6) on Maple Crescent, at the junction with Mirador Crescent.

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Thousands of ducks to float down River Thames for 36th year

Thousands of plastic ducks are set to float along the River Thames on Sunday afternoon.

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Slough council set to sell recreation ground to property developer for housing

Slough Borough Council leaders are set to approve plans to sell a recreation ground in Wexham Court to a property developer

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Slough council wants powers to fine drivers for breaking the rules in 12 locations

New powers to fine drivers who for breaking driving rules in twelve locations could be sought by Slough Borough Council

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Treasury reveals more than 60 unclaimed estates in Berkshire

 There are more than 60 unclaimed estates in Berkshire - and you could be entitled to a fortune through one of them. In the county there are currently 63 unclaimed estates, according to The Treasury.

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Berkshire residents recognised in King's Honours List 2025

Dozens of people will be getting recognised today for their outstanding contributions to the community in the 2025 King’s Birthday Honours list. King Charles III will celebrate his birthday today (14/6)  as thousands will gather on The Mall outside Buckingham Palace to witness Trooping the Colour...

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Nationwide charity relay passes through Berkshire

The NatWest Baton Relay passed through Datchet on June 5.

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100k people stay at Legoland Windsor's Woodland Village in first year

Almost 100,000 people have stayed at Legoland Windsor’s Woodland Village since it was opened in May 2024.

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183rd anniversary of Slough station's special link to the Royal Family

Slough has a historic link with the Royal Family as the site of the first ever train journey taken by a British monarch 183 years ago on June 13

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Entire former town centre office block can become flats, Slough council agrees

Flats in a former office block are in this week’s roundup of planning applications and decisions at Slough Borough Council

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Hidden banknotes, wedding rings and coin collections: the most skipped valuables

Don't be tempted to throw things away without checking them say experts, as valuables worth thousands are lost in skips

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How to protect your home from costly thunderstorms and flooding damage

Insurers share their advice for protecting your home against flood and thunderstorm damage

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Poundland customers react to 'ironic' £1 sale as stores face closure

Poundland has been sold for £1, putting up to 100 shops at risk, it has been reported.