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Tell us what you think... Parents and the Headteacher at Langley Hall Primary Academy have repeatedly asked Slough Borough council to review the safety crossing near the school around Station Road. The council have been repeatedly refused to improve the current layout and road crossing which would

Tell us about your experiences... Whilst meeting local residents "on the doorstep", our Conservative Candidates Meena Sharma and Christine Bamigbola noted that burglaries occurring in Langley was a major concern. Most recently there seems to have been a spate of burglaries in the Langley Road, Lon

RESIDENTS STUCK IN THE MUD WITH LABOUR FOR TOO LONG... This week our candidate for Langley Kedermister, Meena Sharma visited the school run outside of Ryvers School in Langley along Trelawney Avenue to meet with residents concerned about the appalling state of the green verges and parking in g

SAVE OUR SLOUGH GREEN SPACES - SIGN THE PETITION HERE NOW During February we launched our campaign with residents at Bowyer Recreation Ground calling on Slough Borough Council to guarantee it will protect urban public green spaces in our town from redevelopment in the local plan. We

I have good news in relation to my recent survey and campaign to improve the road and safety along the St.

Following feedback from residents, our ward councillors and candidates across the Langley wards requested the council to consult on a variety of parking restrictions. Resident feedback has been used to influence the proposed changes to parking restrictions in the following roads: Langley St.

Following feedback from residents, our ward councillors in Haymill & Lynch Hill Cllr. Paul Kelly, Cllr. Wayne Strutton & Cllr.

Over the course of the last 6 months, we have helped to support residents across Slough who have faced problems with numerous illegal encampments on public land and open space in the town.

Slough Labour has been in control of the council for 10 years, yet time and time again it has been found wasting taxpayers money, delivering substandard services and in chaos and disunity.

The new government social housing green paper – published today (14 August 2018) – aims to rebalance the relationship between residents and landlords, tackle stigma and ensure that social housing can be both a stable base that supports people when they need it and support social mobility.