Slough Express - 2020-11-13

• Headteache­rs hit out at Government support
• Nisbet hoping to maximise career after heart operation
• Appeal after man suffers serious injuries in attack
• £67k grant to help children’s mental health
• Rule-breakers may be arrested
• Fears raised over rising infection rate in young
• Eateries apply to open until 2am
• Councillor­s clash over street fines
• Spike in abuse referrals
• ‘I would want my grandma and grandad to be treated well’
• Why a career in social care is so rewarding and worthwhile
• Parking: ‘petty party politics’
• 312-homes plan for Canal Basin
• Consultati­on launched on proposal for 300 homes in Slough High Street
• Questions over flood defence scheme flop
• Council outlines spending plan
• Fresh plans for hospice site developmen­t
• Low-key services honour the fallen
• BCC calls for rethink on planning reforms
• Shining a virtual light on Diwali
• Hospice to Light up a Life online
• Spread ‘much needed cheer’ on Christmas Lights Trail
• Take action to remedy ‘horrid behaviour’
• Protecting and valuing young people in care
• Parking paper paused due to helpful ideas
• Commons Sense
• The following cases are the results of concluded cases in the area’s magistrate­s’ courts from October 19 — October 31
• Check in with child from The Shining
• Now reading
• Top TV Picks
• ‘Lockdown could work in our favour’
• Sting in the tail for Magpies’ fringe team
• Hatton hoping to swap his hoodies for a Masters green jacket
• Nisbet hopes lockdown life will be relatively short-lived
• Comley: It’s been upsetting to see the behavioura­l changes
• Rebels rocked
• Baker wouldn’t call Stones loss a missed opportunit­y
• Rebels match called off due to COVID cases

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