WHAT do you think is the target market for Honda’s new Civic Tourer? Labradors, poodles, sheepdogs, setters — oh, and humans in their 40s with families or those slightly older with active lifestyles.
The all-new estate version of the latest Civic — which goes on sale in the UK next spring — could lay claim to being one of the most dog-friendly cars around.
It has a low loading height, making it easy for even the most arthritic of spaniels, while there is a new velour fabric in the rear which makes it much easier to get rid of those hound hairs.
Project leader Adrian Killham said: “This car has been developed for Europe and not just in terms of the road conditions. There is very high dog ownership in the region.”
He added: “When I got involved in the project from the very start my mother-in-law made the point that her ageing dogs were finding it more and more difficult to get in her car.”
Uncle Tom’s Cabin is encouraging people to come and check out its new look, new lines of bitter, new food and menus from their head chef Luis. Uncle Tom’s Cabin , Cookham Dean Sarah Birch, Chef Luis Blake
Marks and Spencer in the High Street, Maidenhead The High Street store has plans to close and they are looking to open a new foodhall in Stafferton Way Retail Park, Maidenhead
Shell Garage, Burnham Lane, near Burnham Railway Station. A woman suffered life-threatening injuries after being assaulted at the Shell Garage in Burnham Lane.
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