Royal Borough Observer

Richard Cutcher • Published 27 Jan 2012 17:00

A CAMPAIGN to raise £7,000 to replace a stolen statue in memory of four boys was given a kick-start today.

Eton student in video hit

AN ETON midwifery student has starred in a lifestyle video has attracted more than 42,000 online views.
Army wife's health fears

AN ARMY wife has hit out at what she claims is sub-standard service accommodation and is dismayed to see families still living there.

Windsor

Museum goes interactive thanks to £249k funding

AN INTERACTIVE history of Windsor has been given the green light after £249,000 of Heritage Lottery funding was secured for the Windsor And Royal Borough Museum.

Maidenhead

NHS Berkshire chiefs defend mental health ward move

BOSSES at NHS Berkshire have defended the controversial decision to all mental health facilities to one central unit in Reading.

The Guide

Steve Hughes: Heavy metal, comedy and controversy...

An interview with Australian comic Steve Hughes is a fascinating experience: wicked, 40-fags-a-day laughter, liberal pepperings of cursing, and edgy views on everything from religion to poltical correctness.

Sport

Keith Scott: They think it's all over, it's not

WINDSOR FC boss Keith Scott has heaped praise on his players despite squandering a two-goal lead at Hanworth Villa on Saturday.

The Guide

Chat with a Chief!

KAISER Chiefs made something of comeback in 2011. After a three-year hiatus, they returned with a new album, The Future Is Medieval, and a new concept - that fans would be able to use a special website to choose from 20 complete tracks and build their very own, personalised 13-track album. Innovative indeed.

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