Two dozen gas canisters found in domestic waste
Gas canisters are still being put into domestic bins by residents, a practice which can cause an explosion if crushed in the bin lorry machinery.
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Investment into bus route expansion
A bus route has been extended to run into the evening and during the day on Sundays for the next three years after the council secured funding from the government.
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Wexham Court Parish candidates announced
Here are the validly nominated candidates for the Wexham Court Parish Council by-election on Thursday 6 May 2021.
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Slough Borough Council secures £340k funding towards supporting our leisure operator during Covid
The council has successfully secured £340,000 of funding to help with the ongoing financial support for our leisure operator Everyone Active.
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Local election candidates announced
Here are the validly nominated candidates for the Slough Borough Council local election on Thursday 6 May 2021.
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Is your child two?
Many two year olds go to an early years setting, some even get a free place. If your financial circumstances have changed due to Covid, your two year old could now be entitled to a free place.
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Nature to be used to prevent flooding
Plants could be used as a natural flood prevention method in the borough after the council was granted government funding.
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Shop fined for mouse infestation
A butchers and food shop has been fined thousands of pounds by magistrates after mouse droppings were found on the premises.
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Free meal vouchers extended to Easter
Slough Borough Council is ensuring children don’t go hungry over the Easter holidays by issuing free school meal vouchers to those eligible.
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Launch of Holidays Activity and Food programme
School holidays can be particularly difficult for some families because of increased costs, such as food and childcare, and reduced incomes.
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Career to make a difference
Slough resident Jon Taylor had spent the last 20 years working as a nightclub general manager, but once Covid hit and the nightclubs closed, things changed.
