Site shot of the Langley High Street and Elmhurst Road junction (credit: Google).
This week’s public notices include a notification of changes to parking and waiting restrictions in Langley and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.
Plans to scrap laws requiring alcohol licensing notices and changes to local authority governance arrangements to be published in printed local newspapers amount to a direct attack on the public right to know, the local news media sector has said today.
Several temporary road closures across the Slough and Datchet areas appear in this week’s public notices.
The Honeypot
In the public notices this week, the company running The Honeypot in Queen Street has applied to renew its sexual entertainment licence – a process that whipped up controversy last year.
Archive image of Taplow Railway Station
Eton High Street, closing for a Christmas event.
Archive picture of Slough High Street.
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