Windsor Berkshire
Local blog for Windsor Berkshire Residents and Visitors. If there is anything you want to say about the royal borough, then this is the place to do it. Let the world know your thoughts and ideas about Windsor.Wednesday, May 30, 2007
Windsor Triathlon
This Year's Windsor Triathlon will be run (and swam and cycled) on 17th June.
The punishment begins around 5.00am at the riverbank near the leisure centre.
Nick Braithwaite will be setting off at 7.00am
The punishment begins around 5.00am at the riverbank near the leisure centre.
Nick Braithwaite will be setting off at 7.00am
Labels: Nick Braithwaite, Triathlon, windsor
Textile Exhibition
Date for your Diary:
Textiles Exhibition
Wednesday 20th June to Saturday 23rd June - 10am to 6pm.
East Berkshire College,
Windsor Campus,
St. Leonard’s Rd,
Windsor,
Berkshire.
Textiles Exhibition
Wednesday 20th June to Saturday 23rd June - 10am to 6pm.
East Berkshire College,
Windsor Campus,
St. Leonard’s Rd,
Windsor,
Berkshire.
Labels: Exhibition, Textiles, windsor
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Windsor Webcam
High street Windsor and Windsor Castle webcam is useful for finding out traffic conditions in town.
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
Windsor Man Jailed
Neil Kynock, aged 38, of Vale Road, Windsor, has been sentenced to 27 months jail for his part in an identity theft con that netted millions. The man refered to by the judge as the gang's mastermind, Olawasegun Adekunle was sented to five years in jail.
Monday, May 07, 2007
Grass Snake
Almost stepped on a two foot long grass snake in Windsor great park this afternoon. I am worried about my wife's memory. The snake incident only happened an hour ago, but already she has forgotten that I shouted a masculine warning and calmly stepped back when I saw the snake and she now believes I "screamed like a girl and jumped 10 feet in the air".
Saturday, May 05, 2007
Sanity prevails in local elections
Sanity prevailed in Windsor as all four BNP candidates in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead failed to win their ballots. Despite their efforts to stoke the race issue in Grove Road, the electorate of Windsor chose to vote along traditional party lines. Overall council control has switched from the Lib Dems to the Conservatives.
Labels: elections, politics, windsor
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