Sam Leech

1 week ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Sam Leech

Two men from Langley have been acquitted in the case of an attack in the town which left two people needing hospital treatment. Tavinder Singh, 63, and Gurdave Rehsi, 35, were found not guilty of charges including grievous bodily harm, possession of an offensive weapon in public and wounding with intent at Reading Crown Court. Police had charged the pair, both from Seacourt Road, in connection with a 'serious assault' which took place in their road at about 3.50pm on January 31, 2024.

1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Sam Leech

Two men from Langley have been acquitted in the case of an attack in the town which left two people needing hospital treatment. Tavinder Singh, 63, and Gurdave Rehsi, 35, were found not guilty of charges including grievous bodily harm, possession of an offensive weapon in public and wounding with intent at Reading Crown Court. Police had charged the pair, both from Seacourt Road, in connection with a 'serious assault' which took place in their road at about 3.50pm on January 31, 2024.

1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Sam Leech

A ‘hugely liked and respected’ doctor working at a Maidenhead private hospital died in an accidental fall from one of its windows, an inquest has heard. Ali Maki, 33, who also worked at Wexham Park Hospital, was found dead by a fire-escape exit outside the Berkshire Grove Hospital in Waltham Road on the morning of October 2, 2024. At an inquest in Berkshire Coroner’s Court today (June 17), coroner Heidi Connor recorded Dr Maki’s cause of death as blunt force trauma by accident.

1 week ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Sam Leech

A ‘hugely liked and respected’ doctor working at a Maidenhead private hospital died in an accidental fall from one of its windows, an inquest has heard. Ali Maki, 33, who also worked at Wexham Park Hospital, was found dead by a fire-escape exit outside the Berkshire Grove Hospital in Waltham Road on the morning of October 2, 2024. At an inquest in Berkshire Coroner’s Court today (June 17), coroner Heidi Connor recorded Dr Maki’s cause of death as blunt force trauma by accident.

1 week ago | maidenhead-advertiser.co.uk | Sam Leech

Protected trees and ancient woodland in Maidenhead would suffer ‘unacceptable harm’ were a four-storey tall block of flats approved, a planning inspector has ruled. Plans for the eight flats at Fairview, a detached home in Shoppenhangers Road, had been rejected by RBWM over the risk of harm to several trees at the site. In an appeal decision, a Government planning inspector found that protected trees and ancient woodland backing onto Maidenhead Golf Course would likely be put at risk.