The Mayor invites families to join him on Windsor Castle’s Long Walk for a 21-gun salute in celebration of Her Majesty’s birthday. This year the event falls on Easter Monday The first of the borough’s small but very loud mini-cannons
The white dress worn by the Duchess of Sussex and the Military Uniform worn by the Duke, Prince Harry are to be displayed in the Castle this coming winter. From 26 October 2018 through to early January 2019 visitors to
We are hosting not one, but two royal weddings this year. On this page you will find a comprehensive guide to everything that you as a visitor to Windsor may need to know. The first was in May when Prince
Here’s the schedule for free weekend concerts at the Bandstand in Alexandra Gardens this summer: Hertfordshire Concert Band – Saturday 22 July Pop Goes The Choir – Sunday 23 July Watership Brass Band – Sunday 30 July The Curve Choir
Each year a traditional funfair pitches up very close to Windsor Castle on the Brocas field in Eton, by the riverside and just across the bridge from the heart of Windsor. They are back as ever this year. Traylen’s
The 90th birthday of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth will be marked by a number of colourful events in Windsor. The Council have announced a celebratory ticketed concert in the new bandstand in Alexandra Gardens on Wednesday 20th April 2016. The
Today’s concert in Alexandra Gardens was a great success. On a sunny late summer Sunday, local bands and choirs gave a free afternoon concert which was enjoyed by an audience of more than a thousand people. Windsor Boys School Swing
This Saturday sees one of the more genteel events in Windsor’s calendar with the Royal Rose and Horticultural Society Flower Show in St. George’s School grounds in Windsor Castle. This is the 110th flower show and is a lovely traditional
Randolph’s Rock Icons Exhibition in Windsor Library, Bachelors Acre, Windsor, SL4 1ER. The Thames Room, First Floor A classic collection of rare rock photos of music icons from the 60s and 70s, featuring the Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin and John
This morning The Queen’s Swan Marker and Swan Uppers of the Vintners’ and Dyers’ Livery Companies left Eton Bridge, rowing upstream in traditional Thames rowing skiffs as they conducted the annual swan census. The tradition of the swan census
Recently released government documents show that while he was living at Fort Belvedere in Windsor Great Park, King Edward VIII was spied on by his own government. In November 1936 the General Post Office (GPO) were ordered to put wiretaps
Extracting the Past : Horton Quarry Talk by lead archaeologist Gareth Chaffey of Wessex Archaeology. Wednesday 29th May at the Guildhall Windsor Learn about the interesting and unique excavations made at Kingsmead Quarry, Horton. 6.30-7.30 pm. Suitable for adults. Free!