High blood pressure (hypertension) is known as ‘the silent killer’ because it often has no symptoms Continue reading Get the lowdown on high blood pressure

Make the right choice when you’re unwell Knowing where to go when you’re ill is important, especially at this time of year with services facing additional winter pressures and industrial action. Using services wisely, therefore, can help you receive the best … Continue reading Where to get the right medical help

King’s Church International Windsor Christmas Services ‘Living Without Fear’. Sunday 17 December Windsor Theatre Royal 32 Thames Street SL4 1PS. Doors open 9am for a 9.30am start. Continue reading Things to do in and around Windsor

A planning application from housing provider Abri for the regeneration of Sawyers Close in Windsor has been approved by RBWM’s Windsor and Ascot Development Management Committee. Continue reading RBWM rubber-stamps 400-home development in Sawyers Close

Let the elected officials know your views on our draft Disabled Facilities Grant and Housing Assistance Policy Continue reading Extra support for adaptations to the homes of the disabled?

The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has released the below statement on how it intends to administer its budget for the forthcoming financial year. Cabinet to consider draft budget proposals (2024-25) ahead of public consultation Next week, Cabinet will … Continue reading Council statement on its budget proposals

Castle Hill (Eton and Castle) – paving and improvement works – Monday 13 March to Friday 23 December 2023. Continue reading Road works around Windsor

In the Royal Borough, there were 3,059 domestic abuse-related incidents recorded by police during 2022/23 Continue reading Council works with domestic abuse charity to promote support

Highway inspections, work programme management and monitoring the quality of works undertaken by contractors would all be directly delivered by RBWM officers. Continue reading RBWM looks to take over highways works

Cabinet to consider early increases to fees and charges to help balance the budget Continue reading Council to consider increasing charges and fees

Successful applicants will receive one-off funding of up to £2,500 to get their project up and running Continue reading Ideas needed for improving community well-being