Crime was the hot topic at PMQs this week, the Labour Leader, Jeremy Corbyn, turned Theresa May’s record against her and exposed the level of cuts our police force have faced under this Conservative government – and of course the … Read More
After a hiatus of 17 years Slough Labour have revived the town’s half marathon. The event which was last held in 2001 was hugely popular with runners, attracting over 2,000 of them each year. This announcement is the latest spoke … Read More
SLOUGH LABOUR GROUP PRESS RELEASE CABINET RECOMENDS BUDGET TO FULL COUNCIL – FRONT LINE SERVICES PROTECTED AND COUNCIL TAX RISE SET TO BE LOWEST IN BERKSHIRE Slough Borough Council’s Labour Cabinet last night recommended to Full Council Slough’s Revenue … Read More
Labour councillors have ensured residents faced with the loss of bus services due to Firsts’ decision to withdraw from service a number of routes will have a continued service through securing an agreement with Reading Buses. Operating under the Thames … Read More
Labour’s £57 million Leisure Strategy continues to take shape – with Cllr Anderson, fresh from touring our refurbished ice arena, taking the opportunity to see the progress made in the construction of the town’s new flagship Leisure Centre on Farnham … Read More
S L O U G H L A B O U R G R O U P P R E S S R E L E A S E ROUGH SLEEPING IN ENGLAND CONTINUES TO RISE Figures announced by the … Read More
Cllr Pantelic has this week visited Pennwood School to talk to its children about maintaining excellent oral health as part of the council’s oral health improvement aimed at improving oral health among children. The project aims to reduce the number … Read More
Residents can now see how the front of the new Ice Arena will look – as the timber clad and glass frontage to the new extension is now nearing completion. The frontage is formed with three huge feature wooden arches … Read More
The work at Wexham School is part of the council’s ambitious school places programme – a multi-million pound investment in primary and secondary school buildings, extensions and new schools – to provide enough places for Slough’s current and future young … Read More
After a period of 15 years of being run by a private company the Council has brought its waste services back in house – saving the Council money, but crucially providing residents with a more accountable local service which responds … Read More