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Slough MP visits staff and pupils at Langley primary school

1 week ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Jade Kidd

A primary school in Langley welcomed the town’s MP this month to visit staff and pupils. Slough MP Tan Dhesi visited The Langley Heritage Primary School on Friday, April 4 to see how the school deliver’s inclusive education. During the visit, Mr Dhesi was given a tour of the school where he observed teaching and learning across all year groups from early years to year six.
Police appeal for witnesses to suspected arson on Slough street

1 week ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Jade Kidd

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a suspected arson on a street in Slough. At 2.12am today (Monday), Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service (RBFRS) received reports of a vehicle on fire in Salisbury Avenue in Slough. A crew from Slough Fire Station was sent to the scene and, upon arrival, found a car on fire, with the fire affecting the property at the address. One firefighter equipped with breathing apparatus used one hose reel to put out the fire.
Free leisure centre memberships for those living with Parkinson’s in Slough

2 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Anaka Nair

Leisure centres across Slough are offering free memberships to people living with Parkinson’s. Langley Leisure Centre, Slough Ice Arena, The Centre (Slough) and Salt Hill Activity Centre, run by Everyone Active in partnership with Slough Borough Council, offer the initiative co-designed with the charity Parkinson’s UK.
'Ace' driving school celebrates 40 years 'as one big family' in Maidenhead

2 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Anaka Nair

A Maidenhead driving school is still boasting a ‘family-like atmosphere’ four decades after it first launched. This is the belief of Ace Drivewise owner Ken Kang, who founded the company in 1985 after being disappointed with the quality of driving education at the time. He became a driving instructor at the age of 21 after studying mechanical engineering as he ‘enjoyed the challenges of teaching people’.
Interactive museum of storytelling and puppetry coming to Slough and Maidenhead

3 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Adrian Williams

Giant puppets, songs and interactive storytelling are coming to The Curve in Slough and Norden Farm in Maidenhead as part of The Museum of Marvellous Things. Suitable for ages three to eight years, youngsters can discover stars in jars, catch moons like balloons, dance with Doo-Dahs in cages and sing with Noo-Nahs on stages. Expect drama, puppetry, dance, art, music, show-stopping costumes, live original music and a chance for youngsters to make their own special puppet.
Police 'must heal divides' after race discrimination tribunal

3 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Adrian Williams

Thames Valley Police must heal its ‘divided’ workforce as a top priority after losing a tribunal over race discrimination, an independent review has said. In October 2024 an employment tribunal ruled in favour of three white officers in their claims of race discrimination by the force. The tribunal concluded that force was wrong when it made a direct posting of one individual into a specialist role.
Weekend preview: Maidenhead United look to salvage survival bid by beating Tamworth

3 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Daniel Darlington

Maidenhead United vs Tamworth Maidenhead United have six games left to salvage their place in the National League next season, and victory at home to Tamworth on Saturday looks almost imperative to their hopes of achieving that goal. Manager Alan Devonshire stopped short of calling Saturday’s clash a ‘must-win’ game, but with his side five points from safety - six when goal difference is considered - with only six matches to play, this game is about as ‘must-win’ as they come.
Demolition for 'unauthorised' greenbelt games room after two-day public inquiry

3 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Sam Leech

A planning inspector has thrown out an appeal to stave off demolition to a games room, kennels and barn in Iver after a two-day public inquiry. An enforcement notice which alleged the buildings, on greenbelt land in Swallow Street, were constructed without permission had been issued by Buckinghamshire Council.
Pair banned from ‘persistently begging’ outside row of shops in Langley

3 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | David Lee

A court order has been imposed to stop two people from ‘aggressively demanding money’ outside a row of shops in Langley. Taylor Hearn, 32, and William Hearn, 29, both from Slough, received an anti-social behaviour order following repeated incidents of persistently begging in Trelawney Avenue. Thames Valley Police said the duo have been targeting elderly and vulnerable people by demanding money, food and shelter.
Woman sexually assaulted in car park at Slough's Tesco superstore

3 weeks ago | sloughexpress.co.uk | Sam Leech

Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses after a woman was sexually assaulted in the car park of the Tesco superstore in Slough town centre. The victim, a woman in her 20s, spotted a man winking at her by Slough railway station at about 2.15pm on Monday, March 24. She carried on walking in the direction of the Tesco superstore in Brunel Way. As the victim walked through the covered section of the car park towards the exit, she was touched inappropriately by the same man who winked at her.