IN PICTURES: Halloween fun at Maidenhead's schools
Spooky, scary skeletons, ghouls and ghosts descended on primary schools this week for Halloween-themed fun.
Spooky, scary skeletons, ghouls and ghosts descended on primary schools this week for Halloween-themed fun.
Dean Yorke is someone who will struggle as a result of the GWR lift works.
Disability advocates have warned of the stress likely to be caused by a plan to take one of the lifts at Maidenhead station out of action for nearly a year.
Tony Andrews, Holyport FC and Alan Le Marquand, Maidenhead Softball, are both keen to see the footpath moved.
Two sports clubs have lamented the amount of time it has taken to sort out a diversion of footpath 19, at Summerleaze Park.
NHS England’s National Clinical Director for Cancer, Professor Peter Johnson
Heartstopper scenes continue to be filmed in Burnham this week at various central village locations.
The event in Maidenhead Town Centre will feature a festive market and live entertainment.
Cookham Twinning group outside the Montmorillon Macaroon Museum
The traditional 21-gun salute outside Windsor Castle. Ref:134418-13
Author and screenwriter, Robert Thorogood, is set to turn on the lights this year.
scenes from the day after filming ended
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