Food Waste Collection to Roll Out Borough-Wide from November Monday, 10 March, 2025 Slough Borough Council is set to expand weekly food waste collections across the entire borough following a successful trial in five neighbourhoods. The proposal, which will be discussed at the Cabinet meeting on 17 March, includes a phased roll-out starting in November 2025, with full implementation across all households, including flats, by 31 March 2026. A private company will manage the... Local News
Top Royal Borough Tory launches scathing attack on Slough council after maths blunder 25th September 2013 Royal Borough boss launches attack after Observer revealed full extent of town hall financial blunder A Senior Tory from the Royal Borough has launched a... Local News
News Bulletin - May 2013 31st May 2013 The new Mayor of Slough was elected at Slough Borough Council's annual meeting. Cllr Balvinder Bains took over the reigns from Cllr Chrissy Small at The Centre... Local News
Card from Carol Thatcher 17th May 2013 Carol Thatcher has kindly made time to thank the Slough Conservative Associaton and Slough Conservative Councillors for their letter of condolence. Please see... Local News
Welcome to Conservative Party Conference 2026 4th October 2026 Join us as we open CPC26. National News
Conservatives Pledge to Abolish “absurd” Childcare Cliff Edge 4th October 2026 Kemi sets out her plan to end the childcare cliff edge to Support Families and Boost Growth National News
Conservatives set out 'The Right Way' for Britain 4th October 2026 Kemi Badenoch publishes The Right Way 50 years after landmark The Right Approach' National News
Sick note 2nd October 2026 Being signed off sick can be the first step on the way to a lifetime on benefits. National News
Conservatives Announce “back to work” card 25th September 2026 Restricting what people can spend benefits on, saving taxpayers £538 million a year. National News
Conservatives Back British Tourism 22nd September 2026 We’ll bring back tax-free shopping, bringing billions in extra spending to our high streets. National News
