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• Published: 20 Feb 2009 09:00

  Explosion prevented in Langley

  A dangerous explosion was prevented with quick action by firefighters in Kedermister Park on Thursday.

• Published: 5 Feb 2009 14:45

  Win a date with the Observer's very own hunky hack

  SINGLE ladies are still in with a chance to win a luxury date with the Observer's very own Romeo reporter Callum Brodie this Valentine's Day.

• Published: 1 Feb 2009 15:00

  Spate of thefts from vehicles - Wexham and Stoke Poges

  A Neighbourhood Specialist Officer from Wexham and Stoke Poges is urging residents to be vigilant after several thefts from vehicles in her neighbourhood.

• Last updated: 5 Feb 2009 15:00

  Teenagers stabbed in Slough

  Police are appealing for witnesses after two teenagers were stabbed in Slough on Friday (30/1).

• Published: 27 Jan 2009 10:00

  Bypass closed after crash

  A BUSY bypass was closed last night (Monday) after a crash involving a lorry and two cars blocked both carriageways.

• Published: 12 Jan 2009 15:15

  Tribute to dairy boss

  The family of a well known Windsor businessman, who founded the Medina Dairies, have paid tribute to him after his sudden death.

• Published: 25 Dec 2008 17:00

  Bus services on Boxing Day

  FIRST Group buses' will be operating two of the popular seven-series bus services on Boxing Day.

• Published: 6 Sep 2008 09:00

  Warning follows thefts of catalytic converters

  POLICE are warning vehicle owners to be on their guard after a spate of thefts of catalytic converters.

• Published: 4 Sep 2008 12:00

  Sites planned for travellers

  A PUBLIC consultation on proposals to create traveller sites across the Royal Borough and Slough has been launched this week.

• Last updated: 21 Aug 2008 14:10

  Night-time road closure

  The A332 Windsor and Eton Relief Road spur to Slough and Eton will be closed for four nights next week to allow contractors to carry out essential road safety and speed reduction measures.

• Last updated: 21 Aug 2008 13:09

  The A332 Windsor and Eton Relief Road spur to Slough and Eton will be closed for four nights next week to allow contractors to carry out essential road safety and speed reduction measures.

• Last updated: 21 Aug 2008 13:09

  The A332 Windsor and Eton Relief Road spur to Slough and Eton will be closed for four nights next week to allow contractors to carry out essential road safety and speed reduction measures.

• Last updated: 5 Aug 2008 11:21

  Terrorism fears after car with chemicals dumped

  AN abandoned car containing chemicals sparked a terrorism scare in Slough on Thursday.

• Published: 29 Jul 2008 08:00

  Tribute to 'best dad ever'

  THE daughter of a Britwell man found dead in the River Thames after falling of a boat during a party in Windsor has paid tribute to the ‘best dad ever'.

• Published: 24 Jul 2008 12:00

  Family's plea to missing man

  THE family of a missing man who fell into the River Thames during a Slough school's boat party have made a desperate plea for information.

• Published: 5 Jun 2008 12:00

  Spate of thefts in just 24 hours

  OVER just 24 hours a shocking 14 motorists across Slough fell victim to opportunistic thieves this week.

• Published: 17 Apr 2008 11:13

  Deputy Mayor Suspended

  THE DEPUTY Mayor of Slough, who was charged in connection with election fraud this week, has been suspended with immediate effect by the local Conservative party.

• Published: 28 Mar 2008 16:45

  Residents anxious over home decisions

  RESIDENTS are on tenterhooks as they await a public inquiry into controversial plans rejected by Slough Borough Council for more then 200 new homes on their doorsteps.

• Published: 21 Mar 2008 16:39

  Calls to make 'missing' pupils a priority

  FORTY-SIX children have gone missing from school rolls in Slough it has been revealed.

• Published: 15 Mar 2008 10:44

  Joy as council refuses to sell off 'ransom strip'

  RESIDENTS rejoiced this week as Slough Borough Council refused to sell a strip of land which is key to a controversial housing development.

• Published: 10 Mar 2008 12:01

  Storm damage strikes

  STRONG winds of up to 80mph caused havoc across roads in the area on Monday morning. The storm brought down trees in Littlefield Green, Windsor Road, Bisham Bypass and Knowl Hill, all in Maidenhead, between 5am and 8am. A tree was also brought down in Horton Road in Datchet at 5am and was quickly cleared. In Colnbrook a large billboard was blown away and caused an obstruction in the A4, close to the BP garage, at 7.28am. A Thames Valley Police spokesman said: "Luckily it does not appear that anyone has been injured. The Highways Agency have been informed and are working to clear any remaining debris." If anyone has pictures of storm damage they can email them to newsroom@sloughobserver.co.uk

• Published: 1 Mar 2008 13:58

  Parents alerted after attempted child snatch

  A CHILD narrowly escaped after being grabbed by a man in Britwell on Sunday.

• Published: 29 Feb 2008 14:04

  Daughter vows to carry on mum's good work

  A WOMAN has vowed to continue her mother's selfless charity work after she lost her battle with cancer last week.

• Published: 28 Feb 2008 09:49

  Progress for Britwell regeneration

  THE wheels could soon be put in motion for a long-awaited multi-million pound project set to improve the lives of Britwell residents.

• Published: 23 Feb 2008 15:45

  Wrestler grapples with top award

  A SLOUGH teenager has been recognised for his sporting successes in a national award for British Asians.

• Published: 19 Feb 2008 12:53

  Arrest after brawl in bookies

  AN OAP has been arrested after a brawl at a Slough bookmakers in which a man was left with serious injuries.

• Published: 15 Feb 2008 15:14

  Teen found hanging from tree

  A TEENAGER was found hanging from a tree in Wexham on Sunday.

• Published: 14 Feb 2008 09:12

  Policed to see them!

  A LONG awaited and much needed police office in Britwell was finally declared open on Monday. The £10,000 community police office is situated in the grounds of Britwell Community Centre in Long Furlong Drive. The new facility, funded by Thames Valley Police and the parish council, is the culmination of a long campaign by Britwell residents for their own police station. Britwell Sergeant Tony Welch said: "The police point provides a base for the neighbourhood policing team in the heart of Britwell. "Officers will be able to use it for most of their operational activities, instead of going back to Slough police station, which will enable them to spend more time out on the beat. "Although the police point will not be open to the public round the clock, it will be used to hold meetings and take statements. We plan to run regular beat surgeries there to coincide with busy times when lots of people are visiting the community centre next door." Keys to the new temporary building were formally handed over to Supt Pete Davies by the chairman of the parish council, Yvonne Roles, at the police point on Monday. Supt Davies, commander of Slough local police area, said: "I am delighted with the help and assistance the Britwell Parish Council and the people of Britwell have provided with both funding and the space next to the community centre. "This is an ideal location for us to have the police post. There has always been a will from the parish council and the local residents to secure a police post on the Britwell and we have been delighted to work with them to achieve their goal. "The opening of the police post is another important milestone in the rollout of neighbourhood policing in Slough." The Britwell neighbourhood policing team comprises Insp Jon Goosey, Sgt Tony Welch, PC Lewis Cann, PC Emma Gregory, PC Dave Howard, PCSO Nicky Annetts and PCSO Harmeet Sohal.

• Published: 9 Feb 2008 10:56

  Teens suffer racist attack

  TWO teenagers were injured in a racially motivated attacked by an armed gang of five men in Britwell last Tuesday.

• Published: 8 Feb 2008 16:50

  Bonnie wee lass is rare than a panda!

  A PET pooch which is more endangered as a breed than the giant panda can be spotted being taken for walkies in Slough.