The Community Payback team (run by HM Prison & Probation Service) completes work for SBC at five allotment sites and some of the parks around the borough.
Two new cameras have been installed in flytipping hotspots in a bid to catch those committing the offence red-handed.
Cllr Puja Bedi, lead member for children & lifelong learning said: “GCSE results day marks a significant milestone for young people in our borough. As a council, we wish all our students the best for the next stage of their lives."
Residents in Colnbrook are being asked to respond to a consultation about new proposed Resident Permit Parking Zones.
A joint operation carried out last week, in Chalvey, involving officers from the Community Safety Team, Parking Services, Resilience and Enforcement Team, Thames Valley Police and external enforcement
Slough came together in a moving display of remembrance and unity at an event to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VJ Day.
This year’s results show continued progress, with Slough’s average point score rising from 33.42 in 2024 to 34.10 in 2025. While the average grade remains a C+, we are now just 0.9 points away from achieving a B-.
The council’s new vehicle removals policy for drivers who don’t pay their parking tickets has netted 23 vehicles in just one week of operations.
