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Job vacancies return to pre-lockdown levels, study finds
The number of job vacancies has risen to levels not seen since before the first nationwide lockdown, but fears of a shortage of skilled workers have ... -
Doctors warn of 3 new symptoms of Covid linked to Indian variant
Doctors treating Covid-19 patients in India have warned of new symptoms associated with the Indian variant that are worrying the UK. Also known and the Delta ... -
The faces of six Berkshire men all women should avoid
RAPE, pedophilia, stabbing and more. These are just a few of the horrific crimes against women and children for which Berkshire men have been convicted so ... -
Ofcom report reveals year lived online
British adults spent more time online than other major European countries such as France and Germany during the pandemic, Ofcom research shows. They spent more than ... -
Why separation and divorce should be a civilized matter
If you are going through the anxiety and loss of an ending relationship and you are suffering sleepless nights worrying about the future, you are not ... -
London electric scooter trial suffers setback after major areas delay involvement
The electric scooter trial in London suffered a setback on the first day after one of the capital’s local authorities delayed its involvement. The City of ... -
Lewis Hamilton ‘destroyed’ after failing to capitalize on Max Verstappen crash
Lewis Hamilton has been “destroyed” after failing to take advantage of a 200mph tire explosion from rival Max Verstappen during the frenzied Azerbaijani Grand Prix on ... -
What the Newspaper Say – June 6
By Press Association 2021 A collection of British newspapers A historic global tax deal, plans to vaccinate all 12-year-olds and the Cambridges helping to save the ... -
Slough shoplifters fined for stealing from Tesco
FOUR have been convicted of stealing meat, perfume, alcohol and even clothing from shops in Slough in recent months. Of those shoplifters who appeared in Berkshire ... -
Windsor & Maidenhead demanded to separate from district law enforcement
PRESSURE for the board parting ways with a private law enforcement company is on the rise as activists plan to “make as much noise as possible”. ... -
Thames Valley Police get £ 400,000 for safer streets
THAMES Valley Police have been awarded over £ 400,000 to make some of Berkshire’s safest streets against crime. It comes after the government pledged more than ... -
Ship sends huge crane crashing after collision in Taiwanese port
By Press Association 2021 Huge crane overturned in Taiwan port A large freighter struck a large overhead crane in a Taiwanese port, sending it crashing into ... -
Echolocation may help people with vision loss – study
People who are blind are able to perform a variety of practical and navigation tasks better using echolocation, new research suggests. Echolocation occurs when an animal ... -
What the Newspaper Say – June 2
By Press Association 2021 A collection of British newspapers Hopes raised by a historic day without any coronavirus deaths are offset by the reality of the ... -
Heathrow opens new facility to process passengers from Red List countries
Heathrow has started processing arrivals from Red List countries at a dedicated terminal over concerns over their mixing with other passengers. Travelers from Red List countries ... -
Sergio Aguero to join Barcelona after Manchester City exit
By Press Association 2021 Sergio Aguero, pictured with the Premier League trophy Sergio Aguero has signed a two-year contract with Barcelona. The Catalan club have announced ... -
Six teens arrested in murder investigation after man’s head trauma
By Press Association 2021 Police officer Six teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man suffered a fatal head injury. The 35-year-old has ... -
Rachel Kippen, our ocean backyard
Lauren Kitayama is an avid conservationist, outdoorswoman, artist and the director of Kayak Connection at Moss Landing. Throughout the ebb and flow of this past year, ... -
‘Confusion’ over government approach undermining Covid response – expert warns
“Confusion” over the government’s handling of Covid restrictions is undermining efforts to control the virus, an expert has warned. Professor Stephen Reicher, a psychologist on the ... -
Centenary among vulnerable Slough people targeted by ‘professional’ family of burglars
A 100-year-old man with dementia was the victim of a series of break-ins by a family of “professional†thieves who targeted vulnerable people in their homes. ... -
Belarusian President set to meet Putin amid confrontation with EU
The authoritarian Belarusian leader travels to Russia to seek help amid a deadly confrontation with the European Union following the arrest of a dissident journalist after ... -
Eight dead after shooting at California yard
An employee opened fire on a California yard serving Silicon Valley, killing eight people. The suspect was also dead, authorities said. Santa Clara County Sheriff’s spokesperson ... -
Influence of the tides | Opinion | coastview.com
The bait ball, moving with the ebb and flow of an incoming morning tide, had drawn a good chunk of Elkhorn Slough’s inhabitants to the frenzied ... -
EU sues AstraZeneca in court over vaccine deliveries
The European Union clashed with vaccine producer AstraZeneca in a Brussels court on Wednesday, with the urgent demand that the company needs to immediately deliver Covid-19 ... -
Thousands evacuated in India as strong cyclone draws closer
Tens of thousands of people have been evacuated to low-lying areas in two Indian states and moved to cyclone shelters to escape a powerful storm that ... -
EU joins UK in sanctions against Belarus over ‘hijacked’ plane
The European Union has joined the UK in further sanctions against Belarus as pressure mounts on Minsk over the arrest of a leading critic in what ... -
Peaceful rally in Palestine held in downtown Slough
Hundreds of people gathered in Slough on Sunday afternoon for a peaceful rally in support of Palestine. The Slough Palestine Solidarity Campaign (SPSC) visited Upton Court ... -
Black equal rights activist ‘criticizes’ after shooting, say colleagues
A woman hailed as “a strong and powerful voice” in the black equal rights movement was shot in the head, her colleagues said. Sasha Johnson, mother ... -
Los Angeles skyscraper slide won’t reopen
By Press Association 2021 A member of the media lowers a glass slide during a media preview at the US Bank Tower Building in Los Angeles ... -
Virgin Galactic sends manned shuttle to the outskirts of space
A Virgin Galactic manned shuttle performed a rocket-powered flight from New Mexico to the outskirts of space. The VSS Unity rocket engine has sent the ship ... -
Dog friendly places in Berkshire according to TripAdvisor
NOW we’re free to do more as the lockdown restrictions ease, you probably want to get out there and enjoy the amazing attractions Berkshire has to ... -
Slough adviser to resign if she wins Chesham and Amersham by-election
A SENIOR Slough advisor, who is the Labor candidate for Chesham and Amersham MP, revealed she would step down from her board role if she wins. ... -
Coronavirus in Slough: Every new Covid-19 case was an Indian variant
A SAGE report found that in a week earlier this month, 100% of new Covid cases in Slough were the Indian variant. Slough and Reading are ... -
Full statement from the Duke of Cambridge on Lord Dyson’s report
Here is the Duke of Cambridge’s full statement on Lord Dyson’s report. Investigation into the television interview with Diana, Princess of Wales, revealed that the BBC ... -
Record number of daily deaths in India but number of infections decreases
By Press Association 2021 Workers unload fruit at a market during the off hours of a lockdown to curb the spread of Covid-19 in Bangalore, India ... -
Frimley Health: more than 40,000 patients awaiting routine treatment
More than 40,000 patients were on the NHS waiting list for routine treatment at the Frimley Health Trust in March, according to figures. The Royal College ... -
Public health director ‘really worried’ about Indian Covid variant in Bedford
Bedford’s director of public health said she was “really worried” about the local increase in Covid-19 cases linked to the Indian variant. Vicky Head said cases ... -
Eurostar secures £ 250million bailout after demand collapses
Eurostar secured a £ 250million bailout after warning it was ‘fighting for its survival’ due to the coronavirus crisis. The cross-Channel rail operator said it has ... -
Robinsons owner hopes for strong summer after lockout washout
Beverage maker Robinsons and J2O Britvic has taken a hit on sales as the most recent lockdowns on pubs, cafes and restaurants have seen business struggle. ... -
Six facts you didn’t know about Slough
EVERYONE knows that Slough is famous for our chocolate factory, shopping area and iconic TV show The Office. Yet some of the city’s history may surprise ... -
Man dies in shark attack on Australia’s east coast
By Press Association 2021 A closed beach sign in Tuncurry, Australia A surfer was killed by a shark on Tuesday off Australia’s east coast. The man, ... -
A mother and litter of newborn cats living in a bird’s nest
A cat and her three kittens were found alive in an old bird’s nest high in a tree, watched by an adorable cat. Volunteers from the ... -
Four men arrested on charges of anti-Semitic abuse released on bail
Four men arrested after hearing anti-Semitic slurs being shouted from a car in north London have been released on bail. Images on social media showed a ... -
Former Slough Council offices to become new apartments
A former council office in central Slough will be transformed into 89 new apartments. Planning permission has now been granted for Landmark Place on Main Street ... -
OFSTED: Ratings for each school in Windsor and Maidenhead
We have compiled a list of all schools in Windsor and Maidenhead with their respective OFSTED rankings. OFTED primary schools having inspected them once and ranking ... -
Endangered red wolves born in an American zoo
By Press Association 2021 Several American red wolf puppies were born in a zoo in late April Three litters of critically endangered American red wolves, numbering ... -
What the Newspaper Say – May 18
By Press Association 2021 A collection of British newspapers England’s reopening is offset by concerns over the spread of the Indian strain of coronavirus in Tuesday’s ... -
Ambulance teams to use iPads to improve patient care in England
Ambulance teams are to use iPads to improve patient care in England, it has been announced. Emergency personnel will use the devices to send photographs of ... -
Captain Sir Tom honored with tree planting initiative
Captain Sir Tom Moore has been honored as part of a tree-planting initiative to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Six magnolias have been planted at Army ... -
Food truck owner arranges cleanup of Courtenay River swamp – Comox Valley Record
Some of the volunteers used boats to clean up the quagmire. Photo provided Food Truck Owner Organizes Cleanup of Courtenay River Swamp A weekly lunch for ... -
Best restaurants in Slough for a romantic meal inside
It’s like forever since we were able to sit warm inside a restaurant and enjoy a meal. Today (May 17) saw more lockdown restrictions loosened with ... -
Slough Nurse Honored With Outstanding Student Of The Year
A district nurse from Slough has received a prestigious award for her work in the NHS. Shavonne Harvey, who recently graduated from Bucks New University, was ... -
Biden Strengthens Global Commitment to Share Vaccines to 80 Million Doses
President Joe Biden will announce that the United States will share an additional 20 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine with the world over the next six ... -
Netflix reveals new upcoming TV series and movies this week
Netflix announced a new lineup of movies and TV series coming to the streaming platform this week. Netflix now has fierce competition from Amazon Prime, Disney ... -
Jobs in the Thames Valley Police up for grabs in Berkshire right now
Ever dreamed of being a Bobby on the beat? Or maybe you would like a police station in the background? Whatever you want for the next ...
