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1971: Kevin Bowditch prepares to drive his own car on the track to realize his life ambition.
The 22-year-old Fifield resident is finishing work on this machine, which has occupied most of his time in the past seven months.
This car is a modified version of the Brabham Formula 3 car last season and can reach a speed of 130 mph.
Kevin hopes to participate in the Formula 3 competition in 1972.
1976: A pair of cake baking novices tossed dozens of Christmas parties for the elderly.
14-year-old Lorne Eveleigh and Frank Alder think that the party at Pinkneys Green Youth and Community Center is just an excuse to bake a cake for the first time.
1981: Under the first snowfall of winter, Maidenhead fell into chaos—a lot of people were surprised.
Road and rail travellers have been hit hardest, with a mile-long congestion on the main route and long delays on the Paddington route.
1981: Students from Newlands School participated in the Adam Ant Similarity Competition.
The competition is part of the school’s first rag week, organized by enterprising second-year girls to help the animal hospital. Other fundraising activities include spaghetti contests, blanket blank shows, camel contests and shoe shine services.
1991: Students at Ellington Elementary School commemorate the National Tree and their own Science Week by planting 20 fruit trees and some native species on the grounds.
This is the beginning of a 10-year program that aims to make the venue more beautiful, use it more in the course, and encourage more wildlife.
1996: Awarded prizes to the winners of the "Tiser Cracker Appeal" lottery at the Magnet Leisure Center.
The raffle organized by Transporter, the sports development team of the district, raised more than £40 for charity, and 12 sports fans showed bright smiles.
Prizes include footballs, badminton rackets and footballs signed by Glenn Hoddle.
1996: England’s top rugby stars taught young people at Bisham Elementary a lesson when they launched a new plan.
Jason Leonard, Jon Sleightholme and Ben Clarke launched BT TOP Sport, which aims to introduce the rugby league to children aged 7 to 11.
The proposal to build 434 houses on the former Magnet website will be discussed
COVID-19: The latest cases, hospitalizations, and strengthening numbers
Concerns about the future of Maidenhead Post Office
Maidenhead golf course activists will hold a second protest
Samaritans launch a campaign to help families with crises during Christmas
Remember the time: the Adam Ant-like competition in Newlands
Mobile video created for Maidenhead hospice's Christmas call
Foodbank stock plans to expand in the future
Column: Does anyone feel like they are represented?
Maidenhead Catering Services promises to provide one meal for every £25 on the platform
Municipal library staff salutes volunteers
Maidenhead residents "cannot go home in time for Christmas"
Wessex Elementary School, St. Adrian closed, Cox Green. Norden Farm is holding workshops and showing children how to make jellyfish lanterns. Chestnut and Cherry Class, Amanda Schenk, Norden Farm
Windsor Castle. Royal school students are visiting the new mime costume exhibition and will learn how their school’s students contributed to the famous wartime performance. During the war, teenage Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret wore these costumes and performed in charity pantomimes.
The WAMCF (Windsor and Maidenhead Community Forum) women’s group created a wall to celebrate the common faith. It is now hanging in Maidenhead Library, St Ives Road, Maidenhead LR Juliet Witcher, Nirmal Noteha, Ruth Sheppard, Rev Sally Lynch, Ruby Pitch, Ossie Anderson-Peled
The St. Mark’s Crescent Methodist Church on Allenby Road in Maidenhead recently completed its Vision 2020 project, which has seen the transformation of the space into a new meeting area, toilets and kitchen. Church team
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BCA students have raised funds for local charity Alzheimer’s dementia support through many campus-sponsored walks and other fun activities and competitions. The charity's principal Anne Entwistle and operations director Nysa Harris will present the prizes.
For the first time in its history, the preschool has hosted a Christmas outdoor lunch and party. Little muddy me, Bray
Announcement i-Chicken Cottage, 99 High Street, Slough. This shop has applied for a liquor license.
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Photos from The Maidenhead Advertiser’s 150th Anniversary Book "Days Gone By" are now available for purchase.
A gallery for local charity events. To search for a specific photo, please use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline
Watch Her Majesty the Queen in our local gallery. To search for a specific photo, use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline.
Photo of Maidenhead Councillor Theresa May. To search for a specific photo, use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline.
Galleries in Slough and surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline.
Galleries in Marlow and surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline.
Galleries in Windsor and surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline.
The galleries of Maidenhead and surrounding villages. To search for a specific photo, use the reference number printed in the newspaper headline.
Maidenhead Hockey Club, Marlowe Hockey Club, Slough Hockey Club, Windsor Hockey Club, etc...
Desborough Bowling Club, Maidenhead Town Bowling Club, Slough Bowling Club, Windsor and Eaton Bowling Club, etc...
Maidenhead United, Windsor, Slough City, Burnham, Marlowe, Flacwell Heath, Wycombe Wanderers, etc...
Maidenhead RFC, Marlow RFC, Windsor RFC, Slough RFC, Phoenix RFC, Drifters RFC, etc...
Many schools in Maidenhead and surrounding areas have been rated as the best performing schools in the Sunday Times School Guide Parent Power in 2022.
M4 will be closed between Slough and Maidenhead this weekend for smart highway road works.
A "loved" female nurse at Sir William Bolas Grammar School died after a serious car accident over the weekend.
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