Planning round-up: Works planned at historic Bisham Abbey
Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.
Also this week: a new shop is planned for Windsor, and a decision has been made on some Iver kennels that were built without the proper permissions.
The River Thames closure at a long-closed bridge in Hurley has been extended to provide additional time to complete the central span removal works.
Steve Elliot and Helen Ballard-Weisson are hoping to raise the roof at a gala in aid of the historic church’s repairs. Ref:137075-4
After almost 1,000 years of history the roof of a Saxon church in Hurley ‘urgently’ needs replacing in an ‘epic project’ costing £400,000.
An abandoned larry trailer on the A4 has been there for weeks.
Dave and his friend Adam caught this beast of a fish. Dave for scale.
The fight with the fish lasted about half an hour and left the two angler friends guessing at its full weight – which they believe was probably about 90lbs.
The publicans of The Rising Sun in Hurley High Street have wished a fond farewell to punters after announcing they are moving on shortly after New Year’s Eve.
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All train lines between London Paddington and Reading have closed while emergency services respond to an incident, National Rail has said.
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