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| slough |
| Location |
South East England |
| Status |
Unitary, Borough |
| Area |
32.54 km² |
| Population |
117,500 |
| Language |
English |
| Currency |
Pound Sterling (GBP) |
| Timezone |
GMT/UTC and BST (Summer) |
| Tel area code |
01753 |
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Overview:
Slough is an ethnically diverse town located in Berkshire County of South East England, United Kingdom. It is also a unitary authority known as Borough of Slough. The town lies about 20 miles (32 km) east of Reading and 22 miles (35 km) west of London city centre.
Major areas of the present town were parts of Buckinghamshire. Borough of Slough was formed over many years by the merging of villages along the Great West Road between London and Bath and Bristol.
The Borough of Slough extended slightly into Surrey and Buckinghamshire on April 1, 1995 to include Colnbrook and Poyle. Slough gained its charter as unitary authority on April 1, 1998. The current unitary authority was created a Borough by the town's third Royal charter.
he town features the Slough Trading Estate, which Britain’s first such estate and is the largest in single ownership. The Estate is also one of the largest in Europe overall. Slough has an extensive transport networks that makes it one of the major trade centres in the south east of England. The main campus of Thames Valley University is also located here.
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Geography and Climate in slough
Slough is located at 51.52°N 0.61°W. The nearby towns are Maidenhead to the west, Uxbridge to the north-east, Bracknell to the southwest, and Windsor to the south. Slough now includes the following areas; Cippenham, Upton, Chalvey, Poyle, Langley, Wexham, Huntercombe, Upton Lea, Windsor Meadows, Lynch Hill, and Colnbrook.
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People and Culture of slough
According to the 2006 estimation, the town had a population of 122,000 inhabitants. It boasts the highest percentage of Sikh residents in England. According to the latest national census figures, of 53.8% populations are Christians, 13.4% Muslims, 11% no religion, 4.5% Hindus, 0.3% Buddhist, and 0.1% Jewish.
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People Culture in slough
According to the 2006 estimation, the town had a population of 122,000 inhabitants. It boasts the highest percentage of Sikh residents in England. According to the latest national census figures, of 53.8% populations are Christians, 13.4% Muslims, 11% no religion, 4.5% Hindus, 0.3% Buddhist, and 0.1% Jewish.
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Tourism in slough
Palces of interest in and around Slough include Thorpe Park, Legoland Windsor, Windsor Castle, Saville Gardens, Ascot Race Course, Twickenham Rugby Stadium, and Chessington.
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Transport in slough
Slough has excellent transport systems. Buses, Taxis, and minicabs are available. The M4, M25 (Via M4), M40, A4, A40, and A355 are major roads that serve the town. Slough Railway Station, Burnham Railway Station, and Langley Railway Station operate the town’s train services. London Heathrow Airport is the nearest airport.
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