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Things to Do in Slough on Bank Holiday Monday (4th May)

Things to Do in Slough on Bank Holiday Monday (4th May) No plans? Here are some solid local ideas to make the most of the day Bank Holiday Mondays are a bit of a gift. No work, a chance to get out, and hopefully a bit of decent weather. If you’re staying local to Slough, there’s actually plenty going on or nearby to keep you busy. Here are some easy […]

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News 04/05/26

Teenager Brodan Dubickas died after being hit by a falling tree while playing in a park in Stafford, with his family saying he was truly the best of us tragically in Stafford. Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have reached a settlement over civil claims brought by the actress following their work together on It Ends With Us. Lively had accused Baldoni of sexual harassment and of co ordinating a smear […]

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Spring Cleaning – Why we do it… and how to actually make it work

There’s something about this time of year that makes you look around your home and think, “that could do with a sort out.” Spring cleaning has been around for generations. It’s that moment when the days get longer, the light gets brighter, and suddenly all the things you’ve been ignoring over winter become very obvious. But it doesn’t have to mean a full weekend of stress and chaos. Done right, […]

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News 03/05/26

Three people have died following a virus outbreak on board a cruise ship, with five more suspected cases under investigation. One case of Hantavirus has been confirmed on the MV Hondius. The illness is typically linked to exposure to infected rodents’ urine or faeces and can lead to severe respiratory problems. The ship had been travelling from Argentina to Cape Verde. Iran has received a response from the United States […]

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What do you want to be when you grow up?

How career dreams have changed from the 80s to today It’s a question nearly everyone remembers being asked at school. In the UK of the 1980s, the answers were often simple, familiar, and shaped by what you could see around you. Fast forward to today, and the range of answers is wider than ever. So what’s changed? 🏫 The 1980s: clear paths, familiar jobs In the 80s, career aspirations were […]

todayMay 2, 2026 5

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News 02/05/26

Donald Trump has been urged to resume military strikes if Tehran continues to be provocative during peace talks. Republican senator Lindsey Graham said the president should finish the job and stand up to Iran. He also said the United States must take whatever action is necessary to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for commercial shipping and remove Iran's leverage. A nineteen year old has been charged with false communications after […]

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The History of May Day Celebrations

From ancient rituals to a modern bank holiday May Day is one of those dates that feels very British. A long weekend, a chance to relax, maybe a local event or two… but the history behind it goes back much further than bank holidays and days off work. In fact, May Day has been celebrated in different ways for thousands of years. 🌼 Ancient beginnings: welcoming summer The roots of […]

todayMay 1, 2026 9

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News 01/05/26

A failed asylum seeker has been found guilty of attempting to break into the Israeli embassy in London to launch a knife attack. Abdullah Albadri, a thirty-four-year-old born in Kuwait, was tackled by armed police officers after he leapt up an embassy fence in Kensington last May. He was armed with two four-inch knives. Jurors at the Old Bailey heard he intended to exact revenge for the killing of children […]

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The Role of the House of Lords

What actually goes on behind those red benches? Yesterday was the last day that hereditary peers sat in the House of Lords… but have you ever wondered what goes on in there? It’s often talked about, occasionally criticised, and not always fully understood. While the House of Commons gets most of the attention, the House of Lords plays a key role in how the UK is governed. So what does […]

todayApril 30, 2026 8

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News 30/04/26

Sir Keir Starmer has faced protests during a visit to Golders Green following yesterday’s double stabbing. Some demonstrators held posters with messages critical of the prime minister, while chants were heard as he arrived. Shouts of “shame on you” were also directed at him during the visit. The response came as he attended the area after the incident, with tensions evident among those gathered at the scene. Iran’s supreme leader […]

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