Alexander first school proposed closure Tuesday, 13 October, 2026 We have learned that the Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead want to close the Alexander First School in Dedworth, Windsor. The school mainly serves children from military families who live on the Broom Farm estate as well as SEND places. Closing the school will cause concern among parents and carers as well as those who work at Alexander First School. In addition, the school has also developed... Articles
Jack Rankin 'deeply humbled' to be elected Windsor MP 5th July 2024 Jack Rankin declared himself "deeply humbled" after he was elected as Windsor's new Member of Parliament in the early hours of 5th July, retaining the seat for... Westminster News
True cost of Labour's tax raid on independent schools 19th March 2024 Windsor's prospective Conservative MP Jack Rankin has warned that Labour’s policy to introduce VAT on independent school fees could cost the taxpayer £1.6... Local News
Jack Rankin meets Daniel family to discuss high street 8th March 2024 Daniel Department Store is an iconic store in Windsor, with a reputation for quality and value since 1901. It even holds a royal warrant, which is a source of... Local News
Conservative ambitions for a university campus in Slough 7th March 2024 Last year, residents placed their trust in the Slough Conservatives to run Slough Borough Council for the first time in 40 years - against the national trend... Local News
Jack Rankin leads campaign to save Windsor Museum 21st January 2024 Jack Rankin has launched a petition to save the much valued Windsor and Royal Borough Museum and Tourist Information Centre from threatened closure. Located... Local News
Jack Rankin urges residents to 'have your say' on council tax and parking rises 23rd December 2023 Jack Rankin, who is standing to become Windsor's next MP, is calling for council tax to be kept as low as possible to ease the pressure on families. The Liberal... Local News
Transparency over future rents required in Sawyers Close 6th December 2023 Windsor is currently buzzing with discussions surrounding the Sawyer's Close planning application. As the community awaits a decision that could reshape the... Local News
LIB DEM RUN RBWM CABINET PROPOSES UNPRECEDENTED PARKING FEE INCREASES, IGNITING CONCERN OVER LOCAL ECONOMY 3rd December 2023 Before the local election, Cllr Simon Werner (Lib Dem) stated that he was committed and improving parking discounts for residents and that a 15% hike was too... Local News
Response to RBWM Finances 2nd October 2023 The Royal Borough finances are not as the inexperienced Liberal Democrat administration describes - they should be embarrassed. These in-year budget pressures... Local News
Boris Johnson: Poor mobile phone signal will be a thing of the past 27th November 2019 The scourge of poor mobile phone signal in rural areas will be a thing of the past under bold new plans to be fast tracked in the first 100 days of a... National News
New national vaccination reminder system to boost childhood vaccination rates 27th November 2019 A Conservative majority government will introduce a national vaccination reminder system to boost childhood vaccination rates. National News
Tax hikes for the many – new report reveals millions face tax hikes under Labour 26th November 2019 A new official report released by the Conservative Party today, The Twelve Taxes of Labour, shows Labour’s manifesto would mean taxes rising for millions of... National News
Jeremy Corbyn's plan to hold two referendums will take up the whole of 2020 and will cost over £150m 26th November 2019 New analysis has revealed that Jeremy Corbyn’s plan to hold two referendums in 2020 will take until September 2020 at the very earliest, and that the cost will... National News
Conservatives ask Labour - will you get Brexit done? 25th November 2019 Conservative candidates across the country have today written to their Labour opponents asking them to confirm where they stand on Brexit and whether they will... National News
Tuesday is the last day to register to vote 25th November 2019 Click here to register. It usually takes just 5 minutes. National News
