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Hub announcement is music to the ears

MUSICAL education in Berkshire will be revolutionised with two services set to become music hubs.

 

'We will try to smile until the end'

A TEAM of super-tough martial artists will be taking on the 'toughest event on the planet' today in memory of a brave teenager.

 

Capture essence of learning

THE Royal Borough's Family and Community Learning Service has launched a photography competition to celebrate Adult Learners' Week.

 

Take a snap for prizes

THE Royal Borough's Family and Community Learning Service has launched a photography competition to celebrate this year's Adult Learners' Week.

 

Hosepipe ban begins

HOSEPIPE users tempted to break the drought ban are being urged to think about the impact their water use has on nature.

 

Unite move to quash Easter strike fears

A UNION acting for oil tanker drivers has ruled out any industrial action over Easter.

 

Recycling rewards for residents

RESIDENTS in the Royal Borough will receive more rewards for recycling as the council renews its contract with a firm operating an incentive scheme company.

 

Town has highest insolvency rates in the country, figures show

NEW research has revealed Slough had the highest insolvency rate in the country last year.

 

All on board for charity Love Train

THREE adventurers have started off along the road to raise £1m for a cancer charity as they embark on a two-month trek.

 

Police hunt for clues to cause of M4 smash

POLICE are searching for clues for the cause of the M4 crash that left one man fighting for his life.

 

Terrier-ific silver finish

A TERRIFIC terrier has followed in her family's illustrious paw steps after picking up a second placed finish at Crufts.

 

Man killed by van in Wraysbury named

A 79-YEAR-OLD man died in hospital after he was hit by a van in Wraysbury.

 

Pupils take lessons in keeping streets tidy

PUPILS at an Eton school will take to the streets and parks to keep their community tidy.

 

Goody boxes needed for troops abroad

A CHARITY which sends out goody boxes to British soldiers in Afghanistan is appealing for more help with their packages.

 

M4 to shut for three nights

THE M4 motorway will be closed between junction 8/9 and 7 for three nights starting on Monday, February 27 for three nights.

 

Venture to forge links for growth

THE Observer and its Berkshire Media Group (BMG) sister publications are teaming up with Thames Valley Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) to boost business growth in the region.

 

A passion for care

THE owner of a new care company has spoke of his desire to give elderly people the help they deserve.

 

Council tax freeze for fire and rescue service

ROYAL Berkshire Fire Authority has agreed to take a 'freeze grant', meaning residents will not face a hike in council tax charges for their fire and rescue service.

 

Travel: M4 to close overnight for maintenance work

MOTORISTS face disruption tonight when the M4 closes between junctions five and six.

 

Slight rise in unemployment figures

THERE has been a slight rise in the number of people unemployed in Slough, according to figures released by the National Office for Statistics.

 

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