Work is well underway to ensure Royal Ascot runs smoothly for racegoers, along with residents and businesses in the area.

Serco has been appointed to provide weekly waste and recycling collections across Ascot, Maidenhead and Windsor.

Proposals that could reduce serious injuries on Maidenhead town centre roads by 75% will be put before residents at a Town Forum meeting later this month.

Swimmers at Windsor Leisure Centre are now in for double the fun following the opening of a two-lane talking slide.

In a move that will see the Royal Borough have some of quickest response times to fixing potholes in Berkshire and other neighbouring counties, Cabinet has approved a new policy to fix all reported potholes over 40mm deep within 24 working hours regardless of category of road.

York House is now open to provide face to face support to residents.

A long serving councillor who has raised thousands of pounds for good causes has been welcomed as the 46th Mayor of the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.

Windsor will play host to The Household Cavalry’s Freedom of Entry March on Saturday 18 May as a ‘goodbye’ before their relocation to Salisbury Plain later this year.

Newly elected councillors with a wealth of experience have been selected to form a new cabinet following the May 2019 local borough elections.

Following a Public Inquiry held in March this year, the independent planning inspector has granted permission on appeal for the re-development of the former Imperial House site in Alma Road, Windsor.

Councils are disappointed in the High Court’s failure to quash the Government’s Airport National Policy Statement (ANPS), regarding Heathrow expansion. Councils argue this could bring long-term damage to the health of millions of Londoners.

On Monday 8 April the payment system for Broadway (Nicholsons) car park will be changing to pay and display in line with the introduction of new parking machines across borough car parks.

CALA Homes was announced as the Royal Borough’s preferred partner to bring forward the development in July this year.

Work has started on a major redevelopment site in Maidenhead which will deliver 229 new homes alongside a community space and food outlets on the banks of Maidenhead waterways.

Local business, MyWorkSpot, is to move locations thanks to support from the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.

A new container library has hit the road fully stocked with a range of new books for residents to enjoy.

An electronic messaging board has been unveiled at Windsor Visitor Information Centre, to let residents know about upcoming community events.

A new community sports facility at Dedworth Middle School, funded by the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead, will be open for use in September 2019.

York House, a council owned building, will be re-opening in May following an extensive refurbishment.

A project to reinstate the watercourse in Eton has been officially opened following investment by the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead.