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ArticleAndrew war­rants were unlaw­ful, force accepts

War­rants used to search the res­id­ences of Andrew Mount­bat­ten-Wind­sor were unlaw­ful, Thames Val­ley Police has said fol­low­ing a court hear­ing. A spokes­per­son said ‘we accept the pos­i­tion’ that the court pro­cess in obtain­ing the search...

ArticleIndus­trial estate units could be turned into flats

ArticleOut­build­ing approved after call-in to plan­ning panel

Royal Bor­ough coun­cil­lors unan­im­ously approved a par­ent’s plan to build an out­build­ing in the garden of his ‘forever home’ where he will teach his son how to play golf, writes Elena Chi­ujdea, local demo­cracy reporter. James Bur­ney applied...

ArticleGym­nastics facil­ity is ‘trans­form­a­tional’

The founder of a long-run­ning gym­nastics club feels ‘incred­ibly emo­tional’ about unveil­ing a new ded­ic­ated facil­ity after more than 12 years of deliv­er­ing the sport in Wind­sor. Links Gym­nastics is bring­ing its pro­grammes under one roof...

Article‘Urgency’ needed on tem­por­ary hous­ing

Home­less­ness and rough sleep­ing pres­sures in Slough are ‘sig­ni­fic­antly greater’, with more than 1,900 chil­dren liv­ing in tem­por­ary accom­mod­a­tion, fig­ures showed. Slough Bor­ough Coun­cil has a stat­utory duty to provide tem­por­ary...

ArticleRes­taur­ant to ‘remain rooted’ in town

A Moroc­can res­taur­ant in Wind­sor will relo­cate but ‘remain rooted’ in the town centre, writes Elena Chi­ujdea, local demo­cracy reporter. Meimo, an inde­pend­ent Moroc­can res­taur­ant at 69-70 Peascod Street, sub­mit­ted plans to relo­cate...