See two exclusive previews of new British films and one great British film from each of the past four decades – including 'Performance' on Saturday with James Fox and Anita Pallenberg attending

A package of special parking measures has been introduced by the Royal Borough as part of a campaign to encourage a thriving Christmas shopping season.The scheme, for the town cent

Dreams of turning the former pub in Twyford into a library looked dead in the water this week after a meeting of town hall planners appeared to kill-off any hope of developing the

The countdown to this year's Christmas lights switch-on event in Maidenhead on November 29 is reaching its climax.Preparations have been finalised for the big event, in what is sha

Assembly welcomes moves to help more Londoners grow their own food

The decision to reduce the allocation of TfL funding for the delivery of the Cycle Network by London boroughs and to provide new funding for rephrasing traffic lights has been criticised by Jenny Jones as a backward step for cycling

Mayor Boris Johnson hosts the first ever London-wide Citizenship ceremony at City Hall.

The Mayor has announced a £5 billion investment plan to support the capital's housing market over the next three years.

A colourful stained glass window salvaged from the derelict Skindles site is now on display at Maidenhead Heritage Centre.The artefact shows a coat of arms of the Earl of Orkney wh

CELEBRITY chef Jamie Oliver is heading for Canary Wharf where he will open Jamie s Italian, his first independent restaurant venture. He has signed a lease with the Canary Wharf Group (CWG) for 4,714 sq ft in Churchill Place Mall. He aims to open his eat

TOWER Hamlets has been chosen to pilot Mayor Boris Johnson s plans for a cycle-hire scheme The scheme will operate across nine London boroughs and several Royal Parks which are partly or wholly in London s zone one travel area. They will initially be home

A spruced-up supermarket was reopened in Maidenhead with the help of schoolchildren today.Sainsbury's Local in Wootton Way has been closed since November 11 for a revamp and pupils

Foreign embassies in London incur £23m in penalties for unpaid congestion charge since the levy was introduced in 2003.

Fishermen and marine experts fear fish could be endangered by dredging in the Thames Estuary.

Increasing numbers of birds in the Thames Estuary could spell an end to plans for an airport on an artificial island, the RSPB claims.

It's hard to believe given its current ratings success, but newly-released documents show the creators of Doctor Who were very nervous their show would fail when it launched in the early 1960s.