Burnham Beeches Golf Club entrance in Green Lane (archive image).
Burnham Beeches Golf Club had been served an enforcement notice by Buckinghamshire Council, which demanded its new 15-space car park by the clubhouse be ripped up.
The vice chancellor of the University of Reading told guests that more extreme weather is putting riverside communities at greater risk of flooding at a talk in Cookham last month.
Councillors have called for improvements to the borough's sustainable travel and raised concerns about the authority falling behind on its net zero target.
An archive site shot of one entrance to the yard (credit: Google).
Strike action head been set to start from Monday.
Credit: Lola Laurent.
A frustrated driver has criticised the ‘ridiculous’ state of overgrown foliage around the Royal Borough that renders important road signs completely ‘illegible’.
A call has been made for residents to continue to report flooding issues in the Royal Borough – despite a councillor admitting the system can feel like a ‘black hole’.
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