A series of pop-up toy shops in the Nicholsons Centre in Maidenhead have raised more than £23,000 for Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service.

The headteacher of a middle school in Windsor said she is ‘very proud’ after the school was judged to have maintained its standards during a recent Ofsted inspection.

Darren Woolley -- Maidenhead United 1, Southend United 0 Defender Will de Havilland looped home a second half header as ...

Maidenhead United welcome Southend United to York Road this afternoon looking to lift themselves back out of the relegation ...

This week's Remember When features the hunt for a 1990 England kit, flooding in Maidenhead riverside, and economic whiz kids ...

Thames Valley Adventure Playground in Taplow has been a lifeline for adults and children with additional needs for more than ...

The number of new homes included in updated plans for the major re-development of the Nicholsons Centre have increased by ...

Thames Valley Police is appealing for help to trace a missing boy from Slough. Rayyan, 16, was last seen on Ragstone Road in ...

Slough Borough Council’s former headquarters, St Martin’s Place, has been put up for sale. The building on the corner of Bath ...

Students at Furze Platt Senior School will transform their stage into the lively streets of Victorian London as they present ...

A Slough drug dealer has been jailed for more than two years after trying to strike people with a machete. Musa Daly, 19, of ...

Windsor is preparing to host its first Pride festival, which organisers hope will be an event ‘for everybody’, writes Sami El ...