Conservatives call on RBWM to reinstall the flag in Osgood Park Thursday, 4 June, 2026 The Windsor and Maidenhead Conservatives have criticised the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM) for refusing an offer that would have seen the flag returned to Osgood Park at no cost to taxpayers. Several years ago, the flag at Osgood Park was removed after it became damaged and tattered. Since then, the flagpole has remained empty despite calls from local residents to see it restored... Articles
Road Safety Campaign reduces Child Casualties by 39% 28th June 2018 A road safety education campaign run by RBWM has helped to reduce child casualties on the Borough’s road by 39% since 2014. The road safety programme, gives... Local News
RBWM considering Legal Action over Heathrow Expansion 26th June 2018 RBWM is considering advice as to whether to join three other Local Authorities and the Mayor of London in their legal action against a third runway at Heathrow... Local News
Major Investment in Clewer and Dedworth Roads 10th June 2018 RBWM has agreed to a request from local Conservative Councillors to repair 16 roads in Clewer and Dedworth this year. It’s a big list and will repair some roads... Local News
Our plan for the justice system and those who work in it 4th October 2022 Justice Secretary Brandon Lewis outlined our plan for the justice system and the great staff who work in it. National News
Our global plan for transport 4th October 2022 Anne-Marie Trevelyan outlined our global plan for transport to Get Britain Moving. National News
Our plan for healthcare 4th October 2022 Thérèse Coffey outlined our plan for healthcare to Conservative Party Conference 2022. National News
Our plan for levelling up, housing and communities 4th October 2022 Simon Clarke has announced our plan for levelling up, housing and communities. National News
Our plan for business and energy 3rd October 2022 Jacob Rees-Mogg announced our plan for business and energy. National News
Our plan for digital infrastructure, culture, media and sport 3rd October 2022 Michelle Donelan, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport outlined her priorities to grow the economy in those spheres of activity., National News
