A joint project by the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead, Bracknell Forest Council and Slough Council to commission a single Local Healthwatch Service across East Berkshire has concluded.

Local residents are being warned not to lose their voice on decisions that affect them by making sure their details are up to date on the electoral register.

The emerging Borough Local Plan is moving a step closer to delivery, with a second round of public hearing sessions arranged for October and November this year.

We want to hear your views about how we celebrate our heritage, diverse communities, our volunteers, charities and unsung heroes.

RingGo, the UK’s leading phone parking provider, is taking over cashless parking in all Royal Borough managed car parks from Thursday 20 August.

Due to reports of visitors entering the water by the weir at Ray Mill Island, Maidenhead, and a significant increase in large gatherings, we are introducing a number of measures....

A second stage consultation is taking place to gather your views on the proposed Family Hub Service in the borough which plans to transform early help services into integrated, one-stop family hubs.

Weekly household waste and recycling collections resume from Monday 17 August and we have taken the opportunity to review collection routes to make them more efficient and environmentally friendly.

A final injunction has been secured following unauthorised use of a farm for parking and storing vehicles.

If you are interested in making a difference to the environment and living in a more sustainable way, get involved in the council’s Environment and Climate Strategy consultation.

A ‘master plan’ for Battlemead Common has been updated following an ecology report commissioned by the Royal Borough and produced by Austin Foot Ecology.

Leisure Focus has been created to run the borough’s leisure centres with the new charitable trust taking control of the borough’s sites from 1 August 2020.

Homelessness and rough sleeper services in the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead continue to be improved as part of a new strategy which has been approved.

Following the attack in Reading on Saturday, the leader of the council, Councillor Andrew Johnson and managing director, Duncan Sharkey, have released a statement on behalf of the Royal Borough.

Funding from the government’s Emergency Action Travel Grant will help implement measures across the borough to support walking and cycling.

Advantage Card holders will be entitled to free parking for three hours from Monday 15 June as the council helps to stimulate the local economy with high streets and non-essential retail re-opening.

Changes will be made to parking arrangements from Monday 15 June as non-essential retail re-opens.