Secondary schools in the Thames Valley are being funded to fix ‘inadequate’ smartphone policies and become ‘properly phone-free’ – but campaigners are concerned the scheme might lead schools to take the wrong action, writes Adrian Williams.
A coroner has raised fears about a lack of training and guidance in the diving industry following a man’s death after getting into difficulty in the water in Wraysbury, writes Sam Leech. Kevin Lapwood, 63, died at Wexham Park Hospital...
Two men have been charged with attempted murder in Slough. Kian Rahelu, 20, from Slough, was charged on Friday, June 26, with one count each of attempted murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life. Lenny Morten, 19, from...
Councillors have had a closer look at two redevelopment schemes planned in Windsor Road – one looking to build a ‘landmark’ 90 apartment block and one which is yet to be submitted, writes Elena Chiujdea, local democracy reporter. The...
The Duke of Edinburgh met with organisers and performers ahead of the inaugural Long Walk Live event last Friday and Saturday. Thousands flocked to the Long Walk for a celebration of live music, local talent and community, featuring...
Baxters Homecare has been rated ‘Outstanding’ by the regulatory watchdog, the Care Quality Commission (CQC), writes James Kinrade. The Farnham Road-based care agency’s inspection began on May 21 and the report was published on June...