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Adrian Williams

Maidenhead

Chief reporter for Maidenhead Advertiser @MaidenheadAds and Slough & Windsor Express @ExpressSeries. Views my own. 01628 680680 +228. [email protected]

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  • Investment fraud left Thames Valley people £23million out of pocket last year

    1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Adrian Williams

    More than £23million was lost in the Thames Valley to investment fraud last year, data has shown. Investment fraud occurs when criminals approach individuals, often out of the blue, and persuade them to invest in schemes or products that are either worthless or entirely fictitious. Fraudsters may claim to offer opportunities in foreign exchange, gold, time-shares, or cryptocurrency, promising unrealistically high returns that far exceed normal market trends.

  • Wildlife charity blasts Government bill it thinks will cause permanent damage

    1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Adrian Williams

    A Berks and Bucks wildlife charity has criticised the Government for a bill it believes will cause permanent damage to the environment by ‘rushing through’ new housing developments.

  • Appeal attempt by Kyron Lee killer 'entirely without merit', judges rule

    1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Adrian Williams

    A man sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Kyron Lee has been denied an appeal against the conviction. In October 2022, 21-year-old Kyron Lee was riding his bicycle on Earl's Lane, Slough, when it was struck by a stolen Volkswagen Golf containing five people. Four of the occupants got out, each armed with a machete. They chased Kyron, caught up with him and attacked him – then attacked him a second time in Waterman Court. Kyron sustained multiple stab wounds and died from his injuries.

  • Hundreds of crimes uncovered by number plate recognition

    1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Adrian Williams

    Police have seized 173 vehicles for no insurance and 105 vehicles for no tax in the past six months across the Thames Valley - thanks to an operation using vehicle number plate recognition. Operation Scalis included used automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology to identify and intercept vehicles. The intention is to target uninsured vehicles, but the process can also uncover other crimes.

  • Appeal to find wanted man for theft in Taplow shop

    1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Adrian Williams

    Emhnuhel Anghel, aged 25 of Rotherham, South Yorkshire (who also goes by the name of Emanuel Angel) is wanted in connection with a distraction theft that took place at TK Maxx in the Bishops Centre in Taplow. On Sunday, December 22, 2024, an offender distracted the cashier and did not pay the correct amount for the items he was purchasing. Following this, the offender returned to the store the same day to obtain a full cash refund for the items.

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Adrian Williams
Adrian Williams @AdrianW_BM
9 Jan 25

RT @CAEastBerkshire: It was a pleasure to talk to @AdrianW_BM, chief reporter for Maidenhead Advertiser and highlight the important issues…

Adrian Williams
Adrian Williams @AdrianW_BM
31 Aug 24

Extinction Rebellion's 'Massembly' on the Long Walk in Windsor. All seems calm, if you don't count a bit of chanting. https://t.co/TgF3VtVtBd

Adrian Williams
Adrian Williams @AdrianW_BM
5 Jul 24

Big scenes of celebration among the Lib Dems in particular after taking Maidenhead. Read our blow-by-blow account. It was a long night! https://t.co/WyxGMN4QBt