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First asset sale completed at £14.48m
Slough Borough Council has sold the first of its assets – a warehouse unit in Bradford.
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Time to show domestic abuse the red card
Slough Borough Council is launching a campaign to show there is never any excuse for domestic abuse.
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Full Council meeting - 22 November 2022
Notice of the council meeting taking place on 22 November 2022.
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Report seeks Cabinet approval to re-commission voluntary and community sector services
A report going to Cabinet on 21 November is seeking approval to re-commission two services for the delivery of a voluntary and community sector support service and an advice and information service, to replace existing provision when current contracts expire in June 2023.
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Suspension of e-scooter trial
The trial of e-scooters that has run since June 2020 across Slough is coming to an end on 30 November.
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Sustainable Warmth scheme to help fund energy-saving improvements
The Sustainable Warmth scheme aims to upgrade energy inefficient homes of low-income households, helping people to save money on their energy bills whilst also reducing carbon emissions.
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Household Support Fund applications open
The Household Support Fund (HSF) grant has been extended again to support those most in need.
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Council accepts findings of Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman public interest report
Slough Borough Council has apologised and made a payment of £3,550 to a resident for failing to provide a Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) in a timely manner, to enable a chair lift to be installed at her property. This failure meant the resident was unable to access the first floor of her property independently for more than a year.
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School Street launch - Holy Family Catholic School
A road leading to a school which suffers from huge congestion issues will be almost car free at the beginning and end of each day from 1 November.
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House of Commons visit for Slough representative
A member of Slough’s Youth Parliament has been invited to the House of Commons to take part in a national discussion on important issues for young people.