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Join the Friends of Alexandra Gardens
Help plan the future of Alexandra Gardens by joining the Friends of Alexandra Gardens. Back in April I had a productive meeting with senior officers and Cllr Simon Werner, Leader of the Council, regarding the shocking state of Alexandra Gardens. It should be a destination but for too many months of the year it is…
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Our WINNERS chosen by those Young at Heart this Christmas
Homer School and Lilliput Learners stepped up this year and our winners are… Khaleesi, Alex, Amelia, Vekram, Louis, Hanna, Teddy, Mabel, Alana and all of Lilliput with their huge card 😉 Pop in and collect your winners’ vouchers from Saturday 28th December. Make yourself known to Customer Service, ask for Duty Manager and we’ll get…
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S137 Providing a Million Reasons to have a Windsor Town Council & a Maidenhead Town Council
Yesterday I took the opportunity to explain how Section 137 of the Local Government Act 1972 could possibly be used to help RBWM set up Windsor & Maidenhead Town Councils given the tight financial situation we find ourselves in. Currently RBWM has 15 Parish and Town councils representing all areas except The following areas all…
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WINDSOR LIONS’ PROSTATE CANCER EVENT REINFORCES NEED FOR SCREENING PROGRAMME
The members of Windsor Lions’ Club are still amazed by the overwhelming response to their 5th Prostate Cancer Screening Event which was held at Ascot Racecourse on Saturday 26th April. The free event attracted over 1,000 men for a PSA test to detect any signs of Prostate Cancer. The ‘traffic light’ reported results have been quite stark: 860…
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It’s time for a change at RBWM Council
Currently we have 46 Tories, 6 Independents, 3 LibDems and 2 UKIP Councillors… You could argue that the 2 UKIP and one of the Independents are Tories because that’s what they were elected in as but then changed horses… so 49 Tories and 8 others… which means, 3 or 4 leading Tories decided what they…
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Shared Rural Network to boost mobile coverage across the United Kingdom
People in rural Scotland, Wales and the North East of England will enjoy huge improvements in their mobile coverage thanks to the Shared Rural Network, a £1 billion mobile connectivity programme agreed between the country’s main mobile operators and the UK government. This scheme is a major part of the government’s plan to level up all…
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