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With Slough having been named as having the second worst recycling rate in the South East last week, we are calling on the Labour Council Leader Cllr.

The announcement by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) this week shows clearly that the Labour Party has a case to answer against the charge that it has become institutionally racist. The EHRC investigation should put an end to those who deny the scale and seriousness of anti-Semitis

Following the AGM of the Conservative Group of councillors held on Wednesday 8th May, and following ongoing differences within the Group, we can confirm that Cllr.

Following the results of the local elections in the town last week, we would very much like to thank all residents who continued to put their faith in our hard-working team, following the biggest campaign we have ever launched, reaching 15,000 people on the doorsteps. We are delighted that we conti

It has been an awful long time since this Labour-led council was able to give the residents of Slough any good news about our dying High Street, and this week we learned that the wait will almost certainly continue. Slough Labour’s waste recycling rate might be one of the worst in the country, but

Residents and local leaders in Langley met with Matthew Barber, Deputy Police Commissioner for the Thames Valley to discuss the increase in burglaries, theft, anti-social behaviour, drugs and violent crime in the area. They shared their experiences and concerns with him; he explained that current a

For too long our Labour-led council has been acting against the interests of residents when it comes to our roads and safety. Slough has become a national tragedy under their watch on so many scores – our town is one of the worst for traffic congestion and journey times, has one of the highest vehi

As a Conservative Councillor for Haymill & Lynch Hill for the past two years I have witnessed the failure of our Labour-led council on topics that affect our everyday lives, from pollution to education, from green spaces to value for money for our hard-earned taxes.

Yet another excessive and unnecessary spend hidden away in the archives of town hall emerged this week in the national press.

On the 5th April Matthew Barber, Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley and Deputy Leader of the Slough Conservative Group Cllr Rayman Bains met with residents from Upton and Langley to discuss what the police were doing in response to the recent rise in violent burglaries.  Ov