Backlash at plans to fell 'glorious' 200-year-old cedar oak tree
A 'glorious' cedar oak tree in the heart of central Windsor is facing the axe, to the horror of residents.
JB
10 Mar 2011
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Voting reform will not cause more cuts, Treasury insists
Minister's leaked letter counters Cameron's claim that AV would cost millions to implement
MCPC
27 Feb 2011
Parking Chaos in Springfield Road as Conservatives fail to Stop Mega-Office
Failure by Conservatives in the Royal Borough to properly defend Windsor from an unwanted office development off Alma Road will...
25 Jan 2011
Scandal as Conservatives impose 1000% Stealth Tax rise in Day Centre Charges
Conservative Councillors meeting in a 6 minute meeting have given the nod to a scandalous 1000% rise in charges to ordinary people using day centres in the Royal Borough in a move which could see the Windsor Day Centre in Imperial Road closed. The disgraceful attack on vulnerable elderly people was voted through the Adult Social Services Scrutiny panel by 3 Conservative Councillors claiming that Liberal Democrat members of the panel were two minutes late. The whole meeting was concluded in 6 minutes flat.
12 Jan 2011
Windsor Lib Dems back attempts to save Maidenhead's Bridge the Gap Cafe
Liberal Democrats in Windsor are backing the campaign to save Maidenhead's "Bridge That Gap Cafe" at the Royal Borough's Council headquarters from Conservative plans to relocate it out of sight to a social services building. The project in which adults with learning difficulties run the cafe is aimed at helping greater integration into the wider community and is popular with both the adults involved and visitors and staff at the Town Hall.
7 Dec 2010
Appeal Date Set for Alma Road Office Plans
The Planning Inspectorate have set a date for the appeal hearing with regard to the Alma Road Office development. The Inquiry will last for a period of 2 days and shall commence at 10.00am on 21 December 2010 at Castle Suite, Royal Windsor Racecourse, Maidenhead Road, Windsor SL4 5JJ
6 Dec 2010
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