Brook Path News Today

A Grade II listed bridge in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead could undergo repairworks.

The following cases were heard at Reading or Slough Magistrates’ Courts.

The following cases were heard at Reading and Slough Magistrates’ Courts

We have rounded up some of the biggest stories from Slough this week, just in case you missed them.

Walk around Wellesleys paths, and youll find little works of arts --painted rocks -- that connect Donna Sheehy OKane with her community.

Wellesley Homefront: Elegant colonial features banquet-sized dining room Carole LaMond, Correspondent The exquisite colonial at 15 Livermore Road in Wellesley’s Country Club neighborhood offers the unparalleled craftsmanship of an age known for its gracious architecture and was impeccably renovated to provide every amenity for modern family living.  The 5,000-square-foot house has a flowing sun-drenched floor plan with well-proportioned rooms, high ceilings with five-piece moldings, fine woo...

The 75-year-old club in Brook Path faced closure when the ceiling collapsed necessitating £6,000 of emergency repairs, which was money the club had not got. Cllr Swindlehurst is one of three councillors whose ward Cippenham Green covers the area where the club is based. He immediately contacted his Cippenham Green council colleagues Roger Davis and Nora Holledge. They agreed that the money should be made available from their share of the councils community investment fund - the fund th...

Cippenhams Royal British Legion Club is facing possible closure after its roof started to collapse.

Wellesley Homefront: Denton Road house benefits from top-down renovations By Carole LaMond, Correspondent One evening during the blizzard of 1978, a teenage boy sat in his bedroom at 10 Denton Road in Wellesley and wrote about “the storm of the century” and the unexpected long holiday from school. He described unplowed streets closed to traffic and days spent cross-country skiing and sledding in the neighborhood with his friend. He should be doing his history homework, he wrote, but instead...