REAL ale enthusiasts are getting a taste of 45 beers from across the world during a 19-day booze festival at two pubs in London"s East End. British ales include Long Holy Cow

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ONE of London"s first black firefighters has been presented with a Long Service award by the Fire Commissioner after 20 years serving in East London. Leslie Bowman quit a secure office job to join the London Fire Brigade in 1989

Official figures released show a slight fall in unemployment in Oxfordshire, bucking the national trend.

Legoland could be set for a thrilling new pirate ship ride after its bosses applied for a proposed use or development certificate.The Windsor based theme park, in Winkfield Ro

A second Tesco Express store is to open up its doors in Burnham in a matter of months.Work is now nearly finished on the new Burnham Lane store, on the site which was formerly the

Firefighters from Slough dealt with separate flooded and fire-ravaged flats in the early hours of Saturday.Slough and Langley crews were called to a first-floor flat fire in Britwe

The annual Lions Club swimathon took place at Windsor Leisure Centre on Sunday.As usual representatives of charities and fundraising groups swam in relay for 55 minutes each and mo

LONDON Assembly member John Biggs has criticised Boris Johnson over his decision to grant planning permission for the capital s tallest building despite the development being refused by Tower Hamlets council s planning committee. Mr Biggs has accused the

A DEAL has been struck by the Museum of London Docklands with major American financiers. The museum in London"s Canary Wharf has set up a partnership with Citi financial services group to fund a programme helping youngsters understand finance

Roads around the 2012 Olympic rowing venue in Eton will not cope with 30,000 spectators, a councillor says.

The international art world descends on London

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MEMBERS of the Temple Island Masonic Lodge in Henley have given UKP1,200 to a charity.

SCULPTOR David Harber has designed the first public drinking fountain to be unveiled in Hyde Park in more than 30

Hambleden travelled to Amersham last Saturday for a Berks and Bucks County Cup tie against Old Challoners

A girl from Henley has landed a part in the West End production of Oliver!

Organisers of this year's Henley Literary Festival have said it was a record-breaking succcess — and are already planning for next year

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A student who sold his rare first edition of a Harry Potter book for £7,200 to fund his Oxford University degree is found dead.

More than three million people took a ride on The London Eye last year earning it a record £25m profit, its owner says.

KIDS from the East End joined students from one of the country s most prestigious universities in a bid to dig up the past. Twenty two young people from Tower Hamlets joined students from Clare College, Cambridge last week for an archaeological dig with f