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The speed limit along the whole length of the A4 will be 30mph from 22 July.

This summer, children aged 4-11 can visit Slough Libraries to join the 'Marvellous Makers' Summer Reading Challenge, firing up their imaginations through the power of reading and creative expression.

A couple who breached a noise abatement notice have been taken to court and fined.

In the first week of the food waste collection trial in five areas of Slough, Kit the caddy – the fun character who loves the taste of food waste – munched more than 5.5 tonnes of the borough’s food.

Councils from across the South East have come together to create the country’s largest local authority fostering partnership, in a bid to increase the number of foster carers across the region.

The HSF scheme has been running for several years and new funding means it can be extended until 30 September.

A Public Spaces Protection Order which bans drinking alcohol in public is now in place across the whole of Slough.

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.

A landlord must pay £24,000 for failing to comply with an Improvement Notice issued to him.

Users of Slough’s new e-scooter scheme can benefit from a special offer during the Euros football tournament.

A host of activities are planned in Slough for Refugee Week, including a get together, exhibition, play, community forum and running session.

Carers came together at an event at Ditton Manor, to have their efforts recognised and celebrated.

Please find below the validly nominated candidates for the General Election 2024, Slough constituency.

Slough Borough Council is putting plans in place to administer the Parliamentary General Election to elect an MP for the Slough Constituency.

This Carers Week (10-16 June) the council’s Slough Carers Support team is celebrating our carers in Slough.

This year, #OneSlough is delighted to be joining communities across the UK to celebrate 40 years of Volunteers’ Week, as we look to inspire more people to make a difference in the community.

Residents are invited to answer questions about community safety, and their experiences, in a new survey which is running until 31 July.

A weekly food waste collection trial is being launched in five areas of the borough – bringing food waste collections to Slough for the first time.

Zipp Mobility, the new provider of an e-scooter scheme in the town, will be hosting a launch event for residents to give them a try.

Anyone living in a home with damp and mould, and who has asthma, is welcome to attend an advice session with experts.

A Slough business must pay a total of £1,500 after being found guilty of waste disposal offences and told they made an ‘expensive mistake’.

This week across the borough, the early years team are running events to celebrate I Talk Focus Week!

This year’s Slough in Bloom gardens and allotments competition has launched! The competition is celebrating its 30th anniversary having launched in the borough in 1994.

An update on the Destination Farnham Road scheme, which aims to bring economic and environmental improvements to the area, will be discussed at a Cabinet meeting on Monday (20 May).

Slough Borough Council is warning of the dangers of putting the wrong things in rubbish bins after a member of their bin crews was almost taken out by an exploding gas cannister today (14 May 2024).

Visitors to the council website will have the chance to interact with its new chatbot, SARA.

Zipp Mobility has been named the new provider of an e-scooter and e-bike scheme in the town, with a launch event coming soon.

Following an Ofsted inspection in February, Breakaway respite home has been awarded good by Ofsted. Breakaway is run by Slough Children First (a company wholly-owned by Slough Borough Council).

Auto City Trader Ltd, whose Director, Muhammad Akhtar, appeared in court on Friday 19 April, pleaded guilty to two offences of exposing vehicles for sale on a public highway and must pay £2,823.

Fly-tipping rubbish could now land offenders with a £1,000 fine.