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The Maidenhead Advertiser 150th Anniversary book. Order your copy online now for £9.95 including postage. Alternatively, you can purchase a book today for £4.99 from our main offices in Bell Street or from a local retailer in Maidenhead after 22nd August. Since it was first published in July 1869, The Maidenhead Advertiser has been part of the fabric of life in Maidenhead. This 150th anniversary book both tells the story of the paper and provides a fascinating glimpse into the past through the paper’s photographic archives. The centre pages are devoted to a section chronicling 150 years of the Advertiser and the colourful characters who shaped our own history. The majority of the 200 page paperback book is devoted to photos of things, events and people many of our readers will both remember and perhaps even have been a part of. These are taken from our photo archive which only really began in the 1960s after the Advertiser got its first photographic department.
Photos from The Maidenhead Advertiser 150th Anniversary book 'Days Gone By' are now available to buy.
Shanly Homes (Thames Valley), Chapel Arches A tour of the building site.
Bray Road, Maidenhead. Location of a fatal collision
enABLE, is a social engagement programme and they aim to empower and educate the public about dementia and, especially about how to reduce the risk of developing dementia as well as how to live well with dementia. Dedworth, Windsor. Beulah Shadrache
Hays Travel in the Nicholsons Centre, Maidenhead. Thomas cook is now Hays Travel. Rhys Thomas, Dan Churchill
Desborough College, 5 Shoppenhangers Rd, Maidnehead. The Rotary Club of Maidenhead is holding a technology tournament for students at Desborough. Newlands Students
Norden Farm, Altwood Road, Maidenhead Norden Farm will be working with students from BCA to create A Christmas exhibition.
The Old Post Office, 55 The High Street, Wargrave. A team of businesswomen from Berkshire are setting up a Christmas pop-up shop in Wargrave, in an attempt to rejuvenate the High Street
Poetry week at the school. Poet James Carter is coming in to help children write them. Stroud Farm Rd, Holyport, Maidenhead
Alma Road, Windsor. Network Rail have painted a mural underneath the railway bridge in Alma Road by Alma Road and Alexandra Car Park.
GMB members are striking against Wexham Park Hospital, Slough
Berkshire College of Agriculture, Hall Place,Burchetts Green. JTP Architects who are redesigning the Nicholsons/town centre are holding workshops with students. L-R Students Nathaniel Thomas 17, Martha Arber Muskus 16 with JTP Staff Syon Yoon, Charles Campion
Lent Rise School, Coulson Way, Burnham Pudsey bear is coming to Lent rise school to visit the children.
Windsor RFC vs Trowbridge RFC, South West Division 1 East. Picture by Emma Sheppard
From left: Anne Francis, Samantha Diack, Kierendeep Sahota and Gurtaran Sahota serving cakes and hot drinks. Santa Paws event at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Old Windsor. Dogs and their owners have the chance to get their photo taken with Santa. Picture by Emma Sheppard
Windsor Christmas Light Switch On and Lantern Procession. Picture by Emma Sheppard
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