Nathan Russell

4 weeks ago | sloughobserver.co.uk | Nathan Russell

5 1/1 A six-bedroom detached home situated within a coveted estate has hit the market for nearly £3 million. The St Leonard's Hill Estate property, near Windsor, boasts modern interiors throughout its 5,517 square foot space. Each bedroom in the Windsor home comes with built-in storage and en-suite bathrooms. The residence, which is being offered chain-free, also includes three reception rooms and a sweeping driveway with gated parking and an integral garage.

4 weeks ago | sloughobserver.co.uk | Nathan Russell

5 1/1 A SEVEN-BEDROOM house in a sought-after location near Windsor Marina is up for sale with a guide price of £2,100,000. The property, known as The Hatch, boasts expansive living spaces and a two-bedroom annexe. The home's "exceptional flexibility" and its thoughtful design have been highlighted, which could cater to both family life and entertaining.

1 month ago | readingchronicle.co.uk | Nathan Russell

The event, held at the Select Car Leasing Stadium, was organised to raise awareness for Dementia Action Week. Shinfield View, a luxury all-inclusive care home, took 14 residents to the event, thanks to the combined efforts of the home's team and the Reading Community Trust. Richard Witt, who runs the Trust, even volunteered to drive additional residents to ensure no one missed out.

1 month ago | readingchronicle.co.uk | Nathan Russell

Back in 1950, RAF Aldermaston was selected as the UK Government’s Atomic Weapons Programme site, with AWE being formed to maintain national safety. The world has since changed greatly, and despite changes to staff and operational procedures, AWE says that its core mission has stayed the same. AWE Nuclear Security Technologies has grown into a workforce of approximately 9,000 people who are praised for their knowledge and professionalism.

1 month ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Nathan Russell

The plea comes during the Fire Kills Campaign's national Boat Fire Safety Week. Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service (HWFRS) said that having working alarms could be a 'critical survival factor' if a fire breaks out. John Elsworth, station commander of the HWFRS prevention department, said: "Carbon monoxide detectors are essential equipment on boats and required under the Boat Safety Scheme.