News emerging this week that Labour has now surged the Slough Borough Council debt pile to over £500m comes as no surprise and proves how out of control the Labour administration are after years of over-spending and waste on failed schemes in the town, such as the disastrous Bus Station.

News last week that our Labour-run council has spent over £8m of taxpayer-funded debt purchasing a cinema is strange enough news, without residents learning that it is in Basingstoke.

Amid news this week that whistle-blowers forced to sign NDAs, or so called “gagging orders”, by the national Labour Party have been threatened with legal action by the party for ‘breaching’ them, we call on Labour Leader of the Council Cllr. Swindlehurst to ban their use.

News revealed in the last two weeks have shown that Slough’s Labour-run council let taxpayers down again with its woeful rates of tax collection last year.

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. Swindlehurst and Cabinet Member for Environment to apologise to residents for their failure.

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.

For too long our Labour-led council has been acting against the interests of residents when it comes to our roads and safety.

With the Daily Telegraph publishing details this week showing that Roger Parkin, the interim Chief Executive of Slough Borough Council in 2017, was the highest paid town-hall official in the country with his package of nearly £600,000, it highlights yet again how wasteful Labour have been over th

Despite all the bluster from Labour back in September that we would have big news by the end of last year regarding the regeneration of our High Street, we are still waiting. Meanwhile, our High Street decline is continuing to worsen.